The Pokemon Action Figure Holiday Calendar 2025 Is Available Now

The Pokemon Action Figure Holiday Calendar 2025 Is Available Now

We still have to get through Halloween and Thanksgiving–but for some people, it’s never to early to start looking ahead to the holiday season. And to help you count down the remaining days, you’ll find the adorable Pokemon Holiday Calendar 2025 available at Amazon for $50. It’s loaded with collectible figurines and accessories, giving you a fun new toy to discover every day leading up to Christmas. There’s also a spooky Pokemon Halloween Calendar for $35–and it’s not too late to check it out.

Pokemon Holiday Calendar 2025 - Squirtle, Bulbasaur, Pikachu
Pokemon Holiday Calendar 2025 – Squirtle, Bulbasaur, Pikachu

For a holiday calendar that’s a bit different, check out the Mega Construx Pokemon Holiday Calendar. This has you building a new Pokemon-inspired item every day, including an adorable Pikachu sporting a Christmas hat. The entire set clocks in at 202 pieces–so it’s a great choice for young Pokemon fans or novice builders. Another official Pokemon product, the Pokemon Halloween Calendar 2025, is also available at Amazon. It features 13 days of reveals, including eight two-inch figures, two three-inch figures, a large 4.5-inch figure, and five accessories. Its packaging glows in the dark, too, making it a spooky display piece leading up to Halloween.

If you’d rather pick up a bunch of Pokemon TCG cards, the Pokemon TCG: Holiday Calendar is worth a look. Here’s a look at everything it includes:

  • 8 foil Pokemon TCG cards with festive stamps
  • 6 Pokemon TCG booster packs
  • 7 Pokemon TCG 3-card fun packs
  • 2 Pokemon coins
  • 2 Pokemon sticker sheets
  • Code for Pokemon TCG Live

Pokemon Holiday Calendars


And, of course, Pokemon Legends: Z-A is now available on Switch and Switch 2. The game is earning impressive reviews, and its cozy world is the perfect reason to stay inside during the cold winter nights ahead.

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