15+ Fun Pokémon Gift Ideas (for all ages)

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Fun Pokémon Gift Ideas (for all ages)

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Pokémon Gifts For Kids

This section is filled with ideas for even the youngest of Pokémon fans.

Pokémon Little Golden Book

I’m a huge fan of giving out books for holidays when I’m giving to kids. I want to make sure that I give at least one non-electronic, non-noisemaking gift.

If you’re the same way, definitely pick up this Pokémon Little Golden Book for your fan.

Pokémon Playtime Book

The cutest gift for the youngest of Pokémon fans is this Pokémon Playtime book.

It’s a touch-and-feel board book, filled with Pokémon characters. It’s a fun way to start your kids in the fandom.

Mega Blocks Pokémon Building Toys

LEGO blocks are cool, but for younger kids, Mega blocks are better. They’re easier for younger hands.

The Mega blocks Pokémon line has a few different building options, like the cute Pichu forest above, a full Kanto region team, and more.

Pokémon Stuffed Animals

My nephews are obsessed with stuffed animals, as most young kids are. So, if I was shopping for them, I would get them Pokémon stuffed animals.

Well, except for the fact that the photo of Geodude is actually my nephew’s stuffed animal, so they don’t need any more.

Pokémon Puzzle Ball

I love that this Pokémon Puzzle Ball comes packaged in a Pokeball. That’s so much cuter than the boring boxes puzzles are traditionally packaged in.

The only thing I don’t love about this is the actual puzzle design is on the back of the box. So if you don’t save this, you have to remember what the puzzle looks like.

Pokémon Blanket

I love throw blankets. We have two on our couches downstairs, two in our garage, and one is always in the trunk of my car because you never know when you’ll have an impromptu picnic.

When we were kids, we all loved blankets too. But we each had our own so we couldn’t fight.

If you want your kids to be cozy, but not fight, get them each a Pokémon blanket in a different pattern. They’ll love it and they’ll all know whose is whose.

Pokémon Socks

My best friend bought me a pack of Pokémon socks a few years ago and I absolutely love them. They’re always a hit and I wear them all the time. These ones aren’t exactly the pack I have, but these are still a fun option for your Pokémon fan.

You get five pairs in this pack, and they’re all a little different. My favorite are the Eevee ones. Or maybe Snorlax. Or Pikachu. I can’t choose.

Pikachu Mini Backpack

Who needs Loungefly when you can get this Pikachu Mini Bag for a third of the price at Walmart? No one I know.

It has the most adorable Pikachu expression, plus his ears are sticking up. My favorite part, though is the zipper pull is a pokéball shape. So smart.

Pikachu Ramen Bowl

I have an owl-shaped ramen bowl that I’m obsessed with. The difference between a soup bowl and a ramen bowl is that there is a divot at the top for a pair of chopsticks to lay and a hole on the other side for the bottoms of the chopsticks to fit through.

So, if your Pokémon-loving friend also loves ramen, they’ll love this cute Pikachu ramen bowl. It comes with chopsticks with an image of Pikachu’s tail on top too.

Eevee Hat

If you are looking for a gift for someone who experiences winter, this knit Eevee hat is perfect. Eevee has the most adorable expression — a little cute, a little mischievous, just like all the Pokémon.

What’s nice about this is Eevee is brown, as is this cap, so it goes with almost any color jacket that your friend has.

Pikachu Hat

If Eevee isn’t your favorite (or maybe you just don’t know who Eevee is), you can get this very similar knit Pikachu hat instead.

Since it’s Pikachu, it’s bright yellow, which means it might not go with everyone’s coat, but it’s adorable either way.

Pokémon Crocs

My family has suddenly become obsessed with Crocs. I’m not sure when it happened, but they all have a pair now.

If your family is the same way, don’t let them live in plain Crocs. Get ones with personality, like these Pokémon Crocs.

You can even add some Pokémon jibbitz to add more personality.

Pokémon Cards

Anyone who likes Pokémon likes collecting Pokémon cards. Even if they have a lot, there’s a good chance they don’t have all of them.

So a pack (or box) of cards that they can break (that’s the technical term for opening a box) is a good gift idea.

Pokémon Funko Pop

Anything that’s popular in pop culture has a Funko Pop, so of course there are a bunch of Pokémon Funko Pop figures.

You can get everyone from Charmander to Squirtle to Mew. So if you’re shopping for a few fans, you can get them each something different.

Pikachu Christmas Ornament

I give my godson a Christmas ornament every year based on things he likes. So, since we play Pokémon Go together, I think I’m gonna have to get him this Pikachu Christmas Ornament this year.

If you know someone who plays Pokémon and has a little room on their tree, this is a great gift.

Pokémon Trainer Expert Electronic Board Game

We had this Pokémon Trainer Expert Electronic Board Game until I gave it away to a young Pokémon fan who I was playing with. I kind of miss it, though, because it’s a lot of fun.

The electronic Pokéball in the center gives out clues that describe a Pokémon. You have to find it on the game board and put your playing piece down on it. If you guess faster than everyone else, you get more points. The first to 30 wins.

Some of the clues are really hard if you’re like me and only play Pokémon Go because I have no idea what Pokémon is what type. But some are really easy, like, “This Pokémon looks like it’s wearing clothing.”

There’s an easy side, which I played on, and a harder side for someone who has been a Pokémon fan for a long time.

Pokémon Bumper Sticker

When we first started playing Pokémon Go, my friend made me a magnet to hide on my dad’s car that says “Warning This Vehicle Stops For Pokémon.” It’s old and the magnet demagnetized, but it’s still funny.

If you have a friend who plays Pokémon Go in the car, they need this bumper sticker. It’s a very good warning to any car behind them.

Purchase Pokémon Gifts Online:

Of course, these aren’t all the Pokémon gifts online. There are a bunch more out there, like the Pokémon Monopoly game above. For more ideas, check out the online stores below:

• Amazon – Amazon has a huge variety of items, more than you’d find anywhere else.
• Etsy – If you’re looking for personalized items, Etsy is the best place to shop.
• Fun.com – Fun.com has really unique items that you might not find anywhere else.
• Target – Target has a bunch of options and you can order online and pick up in store.
• Walmart – Just like Target, Walmart has a great variety that you can order online for shipping or in-store pickup.

Don’t forget to check a store’s minimum cart total to qualify for free shipping. Also, consider in-store or curbside pickup to avoid shipping costs.

More Pokémon Ideas:

If you’re shopping for a Pokémon fan, who would like dress up costumes rather than items, check out our list of Pokémon Halloween Costume Ideas & Accessories.

You can never go wrong with a Pikachu hoodie. Trust me. Signed, the girl who sewed her own Pikachu hoodie for Comic Con.

Which of these Fun Pokémon Gift Ideas is your favorite? Let us know in the comments.