Pokémon Le Creuset revealed: All items, prices and where to buy them
Gotta batch cook 'em all!
With Pokémon first coming out in 1996, it's fair to say that a good number of Pokémon fans are now adults with grown-up money who will pay hand over fist for the Pokémon Le Creuset collection, and we've got all the items and where to buy them.
The collection has been out for a while now, though, so some items are out of stock, but we've included links to as many in-stock items as possible. But for propensity's sake, we've included those items which are no longer available, so you know what was included and what to look out for if you want to set up a saved search on the likes of eBay.
There have been rumblings that the Pokémon Le Creuset collection is to be re-released in other parts of the world, and so we'll also take a look at these rumours.
But, as for that Pokémon Le Creuset collection, read on!
When is the Pokémon Le Creuset release date?
The Pokémon Le Creuset collection release dates were 17th July and 30th July 2024, depending on the region.
A nice way to celebrate the conclusion of the Pokémon Go Global Fest 2024, which ended on 14th July.
As it’s already out, you will probably want to act fast, as we can imagine these will fly off the shelves like hotcakes, in spite of the high price.
A second phase was slated for release in November, too.
Though if you are hoping to pick them up here in the UK, you will need to import them, unless you've got a holiday to Japan booked. Just be sure to pay for extra luggage – you’ll need it!
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Where will Pokémon Le Creuset be available?
The Pokémon Le Creuset collection will be available in "select countries and regions in Japan and Asia, as well as Oceania and South Africa", according to the South African Le Creuset website.
Otherwise, you will need to use websites such as Meccha Japan and VeryGoods, which specialise in importing goods from Japan, just don't expect to be paying retail prices. Given the value of some of the items, you may also have to pay Import Duties.
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Will there be a new Pokémon Le Creuset collection?
Currently, there is no indication that a new Pokémon Le Creuset collection is forthcoming.
There has been some chatter about the collection becoming available internationally online through importers, but as for any new items, we can't find any information about that.
If a new Pokémon Le Creuset collection is announced, we'll be sure to let you know, after we've managed to bag some of it for ourselves, that is!
What's included in the Pokémon Le Creuset collection?
Quite a lot is included in the Pokémon Le Creuset collection. If you gotta catch 'em all, you’ll have a pretty well-stocked-out kitchen. Check it all out below!
Unfortunately, pricing is in Yen for now, but we have converted the prices to British Pounds where pricing information was available. The Yen is currently quite weak, so you can likely expect these prices to be a bit higher in the UK if they were officially released here.
Pokémon 18cm Cocotte Every in Nectar with iridescent handle
A cast iron pot in hues reminiscent of dear ol' Pikachu. Perfect for hearty stews!
- Price – ¥ 39,600 (approx £200)
- Click here for the Mechha Japan product page
Pokémon 22cm Classic Soup Pot in Shiny Black with iridescent handle
The lid of this lovely soup pot is adorned with line art featuring 23 different Pokémon and four different types of Poké Balls. Though labelled a soup pot, you could make all sorts in here, from risotto to huevos rancheros.
- Price – ¥ 47,300 (approx £235)
- Click here for the Meccha Japan product page
Pokémon Whistling Tea Kettle in Nectar
This enamelled steel whistling tea kettle will no doubt put a smile on your face every time you hear it come to a boil. The circumference features different silhouettes of Pikachu running, not unlike what you see in zoetropes.
- Price – ¥ 16,500 (approx £82)
- Click here for the Meccha Japan product page
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Pokémon 18cm Pikachu's Tail Rice Pot in Shiny Black
Though it won't be cooked with Thunderbolt, your rice will be cooked to perfection all the same in this rice pot!
Pokémon Pikachu Signature Cocotte Rondo in Every Nectar
At 22cm, you probably won't be able to fit a whole Pikachu. A Pichu, on the other hand...
Pokémon Pikachu Enamelled Steel Casserole Pot in grey
Similar to the kettle, this enamelled steel pot features a motif of Pikachu running.
Pokémon Pikachu and Eevee Mini Cocottes
These little mini cocottes are perfect for baking little breakfast muffins and the like.
Pokémon set of five Stacking Mugs
Perhaps controversially, these stacking mugs are not of the iconic Le Creuset mug design, but rather feature a new shape. There are five colours pertaining to the respective Pokémon featured. These are Bulbasaur, Charmander, Squirtle, Pikachu and Snorlax.
Each features a Poké Ball at the bottom of the mug.
- Price – ¥ 17,600 (approx £87)
- Click here for the Meccha Japan product page
Pokémon set of four bowls with Pikachu and Eevee designs
These little bowls are great for individual servings or make extremely cute pet bowls.
Click here for the VeryGoods.jp product page
Pokémon set of five 17cm Sphere Plates
Like the mugs, these plates come in the five colours of Bulbasaur, Charmander, Squirtle, Pikachu and Snorlax, and feature prints depicting them, as well as Poké Balls.
- Price – ¥ 16,500 (approx £82)
- Click here for the Meccha Japan product page
Pokémon Poké Ball mug
Have a smug look on your mug as you sip from your mug!
Pokémon Super Ball mug
Will you be smugger with this mug?
Pokémon set of five 11cm Sphere Rice Bowls
Yet again, these are in the five colours of Bulbasaur, Charmander, Squirtle, Pikachu and Snorlax, with their prints adorning each with a Poké Ball on the inside.
- Price – ¥ 14,300 (approx £71)
- Click here for the Meccha Japan product page
Pokémon Tableware Set Poké Ball
This one is really slick. The red plate is a separate side plate with the circle acting as another side bowl. Under the bowl on the main white plate is a silhouette of Pikachu.
- Price – ¥ 11,000 (approx £55)
- Click here for the Meccha Japan product page
Pokémon tableware Set Master Ball
For when you have to really impress your guests, you can whip out the Master Bowl plate that has a purple side plate instead of the red one.
- Price – ¥ 11,000 (approx £55)
- Click here for the Meccha Japan product page
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Cole Luke is a freelance journalist and video producer who contributes to Radio Times Gaming. He also has bylines for Digital Foundry, PC Gamer, Network N and more.
