Psyduck Wind-Up Toys Launch at Pokémon Center Japan

The Pokémon Center in Japan has unveiled a new item for Psyduck fans. This new merchandise is a wind-up toy that mimics the Psychic type Pokémon's iconic pose of holding its head, showcasing its adorable discomfort as it wobbles around.

If you're a fan of Pokémon Concierge, this toy is right up your alley! Who doesn't love Psyduck?

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Wind-Up Psyduck Collectible Variants and Special Features

Thanks to @PokéJungle's X recent X post, we can see a quick video of the wind-up Psyduck toys in action.

If you squint a bit and look closely (kind of like the lil' guy on the bottom middle), you can see there are four distinct versions of the Psyduck toy. Notably, one of the variations boasts a glow-in-the-dark feature, enhancing its appeal as a collectible item. However, the packaging is randomized, adding an element of surprise to each purchase, as buyers discover which version they have acquired.

How to Purchase the Wind-Up Psyduck Outside of Japan

For fans residing outside of Japan eager to get their hands on one of these charming Psyduck wind-up toys, they are currently available for international purchase. The toys can be ordered from NintendoSoup’s online store, priced at $11.99 each.

This offers a straightforward solution for collectors worldwide to add this delightful item to their Pokémon memorabilia, without the headache of figuring out international shipping logistics.

Recent Notable Pokémon Collectibles

If you're looking for other collectibles that Pokémon has recently released, then we've got you covered.

The Pokémon company recently made the headlines (literally) as the front cover of TIME Magazine for a limited-time collectible. The event celebrates Pokémon's 25th anniversary and lets you collect-them-all through May 2024. There are four editions in total to honor the first-gen starters.

Speaking of Psyduck, the Pokémon was also in the headlines recently with a lifesize plushie restocking last month. It's hard to get your hands on and this is the first rerelease in several years. Supplies are limited!