Pokémon Gifts Kids Will Love
By Tom James
Whether you're shopping for a pocket-money treat or something special to unwrap, Pokémon gifts never miss with younger trainers. From cuddly plush to pocket-sized figures, there's something here for every fan who loves catching, collecting and reading about their favourite creatures.
We've rounded up trainer-approved picks that cover toys, books and collectibles, all easy to slip into a stocking or gift bag. No fillers, no fuss — just genuinely fun Pokémon finds that kids will actually want to play with, read and treasure long after the wrapping paper's gone.
1. Pokémon: Pocket PVC Statue: Dragon Type (1 Pcs)
Pokémon — £12.99 at Forbidden Planet. View details
A neat PVC statue for young collectors starting a Dragon-type shelf display. Small enough to fit in a stocking, sturdy enough to survive daily play — a lovely first-collectible pick for junior trainers.
2. Pokémon: Adventures: Volume 1 (Collector's Edition)
Pokémon — £11.35 at Forbidden Planet. View details
A collector's edition manga volume that's perfect for kids ready to dive into Pokémon stories beyond the games and cartoons. A thoughtful gift for reluctant readers who already love the characters.
3. Pokémon: Mini Figure: Nighty Night Collection (1 Pcs)
Pokémon — £13.99 at Forbidden Planet. View details
This sleepy-themed mini figure collection is an adorable bedtime companion for younger fans. Compact and cute, it's an easy add-on gift that won't take up much room in a gift bag.
4. Pokémo: Eevee Crochet Kit
Pokémon — £14.75 at Forbidden Planet. View details
A standout in Pokémon at at Forbidden Planet. A safe bet for any pokemon gifts for kids shortlist.
5. Pokémon Primers: Book 1: ABC Book
Pokémon — £8.67 at Forbidden Planet. View details
An ABC book with a Pokémon twist, ideal for the littlest fans just starting to learn letters. A sweet, educational pick that doubles as an early introduction to the Pokémon world.
6. Pokémon: Pop! Vinyl Figure: Magmar
Pokémon — £9.99 at Forbidden Planet. View details
A classic Pop! Vinyl figure of Magmar that's simple, sturdy and shelf-ready. A brilliant starter collectible for kids building their first Pokémon figure display.
7. Pokemon Adventures: Collectors Edition: Volume 2
Pokémon — £11.35 at Forbidden Planet. View details
The second collector's edition volume continues the manga adventure, making a great companion to Volume 1. Ideal for young readers hooked on the Pokémon storyline.
8. Pokémon: The Ultimate Search & Find Travel Collection
Pokémon — £10.99 at Forbidden Planet. View details
A travel-friendly search-and-find activity book that's perfect for keeping kids entertained on long car journeys or rainy afternoons. A fun, screen-free Pokémon pick.
9. Pokémon: Premium Pop! Vinyl Figure: Pikachu
Pokémon — £16.00 at Forbidden Planet. View details
A premium Pikachu Pop! Vinyl figure that makes a standout centrepiece for any young collector's shelf. Instantly recognisable and a firm favourite for die-hard Pikachu fans.
10. Pokémon: Plush: Espeon
Pokémon — £13.99 at Forbidden Planet. View details
A soft, huggable Espeon plush that's perfect for cuddles and playtime alike. A lovely pick for younger fans who prefer their Pokémon soft and snuggly rather than plastic.
11. Pokemon: 9pocket Portfolio: Megacharizard X & Megacharizard Y
Pokémon — £11.99 at Forbidden Planet. View details
A practical 9-pocket portfolio featuring Megacharizard X and Y artwork, ideal for kids starting to build a trading card collection. Keeps prized cards safe and organised.
12. Pokémon: Plush: Dragonite
Pokémon — £19.99 at Forbidden Planet. View details
A generously sized Dragonite plush that makes a brilliant bedtime buddy or standout gift. Soft, well-loved character design that's sure to become a firm favourite.
Pokémon Gifts Kids Will Love FAQs
What is the best Pokémon gift for a child?
A Gengar or Mew plush at around £14. Both characters have stayed popular across every generation of the games, so they land whether a child came in through the classic games, the cards or the current series — which is the safest bet when you don't know their favourite.
What age are these Pokémon gifts for?
They span roughly three to eleven. The Primers ABC book is aimed at pre-schoolers, the plush and mini figures suit five and up, and the Pokémon Adventures manga and crochet kit are better for confident readers around eight and older.
Are Pokémon plush toys or figures the better gift?
Plush for younger children, who play with them and sleep with them. Figures and Pop! Vinyls for older kids who have started collecting and displaying. If they already own a shelf of figures, another plush will usually be the less interesting present.
How much should I spend on a Pokémon gift?
Everything on this page is under £20, which covers most birthdays and stocking fillers comfortably. Mini figures and Pops start around £9, plush sits around £14, and the premium Pikachu Pop at £16 is the top end here.