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'''Monster Collection''' (Japanese: '''モンスターコレクション''') is a line of collectible [[Pokémon]] figures produced by [[Takara Tomy]] in Japan. Also known as simply 'Tomy Figures', they are standard PVC models of each Pokémon. There is at least one of every Pokémon, except | [[File:Monster Collection logo.png|thumb|250px|right|''Monster Collection'' fifth generation logo]] | ||
'''Monster Collection''' (Japanese: '''モンスターコレクション''' ''Monster Collection'') is a line of collectible [[Pokémon]] figures produced by [[Takara Tomy]] in Japan. Also known as simply 'Tomy Figures', they are standard PVC models of each Pokémon. There is at least one of every Pokémon, except while the newest line is still in production. | |||
[[File:New Pikachu MC.png|thumb|130px|right|Pikachu ''Monster Collection'' figure]] | [[File:New Pikachu MC.png|thumb|130px|right|Pikachu ''Monster Collection'' figure]] | ||
In Japan, | In Japan, Monster Collection figures can be purchased at many stores, including [[Pokémon Center (store)|Pokémon Center]]s where all of the current figures are sold for ¥294 each. The USA [[Pokémon Center (store)|Pokémon Center]] may also sell a selection of Monster Collection figures. They also offer special 'Bundles' of them as well. | ||
The [[Hasbro]] equivalents that were sold worldwide were known as | The [[Hasbro]] equivalents that were sold worldwide were known as [[Battle Figures]]. | ||
== | ==Main sets== | ||
Each new '''Monster Collection''' set coincides with a new [[generation]] of Pokémon, and so is named accordingly here. | |||
===First Generation=== | ===First Generation - released 1998=== | ||
{{main|MC First Generation}} | |||
===Second Generation - released 2004=== | |||
{{main|MC Second Generation}} | |||
=== | ===Third Generation - released 2005=== | ||
{{main|MC Third Generation}} | |||
The third generation packaging is the only series thus far to be packaged in a box rather than just a blister pack. It contains information on the Pokémon at the side of the box, with the same picture on the other side as well. The number is on the bottom right of the package. | The third generation packaging is the only series thus far to be packaged in a box rather than just a blister pack. It contains information on the Pokémon at the side of the box, with the same picture on the other side as well. The number is on the bottom right of the package. | ||
===Fourth Generation=== | ===Fourth Generation=== | ||
The fourth generation packaging reverts | {{main|MC Fourth Generation}} | ||
The fourth generation packaging reverts to the previous generation packaging. The top of the packaging is red, with a Poké Ball on the top left. Behind the Pokémon is a white background with a faint background effect. On the left side is a black column with the text 'Pocket Monsters' on it using the background coloring. The number is on a black and white sticker on the front of the box. | |||
===Fifth Generation=== | ===Fifth Generation=== | ||
{{main|MC Fifth Generation}} | |||
The fifth generation packaging is similar to last generation's packaging but yellow. The right side of the packaging is black with a Poké Ball at the side right side of the logo in the middle. | The fifth generation packaging is similar to last generation's packaging but yellow. The right side of the packaging is black with a Poké Ball at the side right side of the logo in the middle. | ||
== | ===Sixth Generation=== | ||
{{main|MC Sixth Generation}} | |||
===Special releases=== | |||
A variety of figures have been released promotionally and thus have not been sold in stores. These are generally to promote movies or other events. | |||
<gallery> | |||
File:MC Special Red Gyarados.jpg|[[Red Gyarados]] | |||
File:MC Special Ho-Oh.jpg|{{p|Ho-Oh}} | |||
File:MC Special Lugia.jpg|{{p|Lugia}} | |||
File:MC Movie Zorua.jpg|{{p|Zorua}} | |||
File:MC Movie Zoroark.jpg|{{p|Zoroark}} | |||
File:MC Movie Arceus.jpg|{{p|Arceus}} | |||
File:MC Movie Celebi.jpg|{{p|Celebi}} | |||
File:MC Movie Zekrom.jpg|{{p|Zekrom}} | |||
File:MC Movie Palkia clear.jpg|Clear {{p|Palkia}} | |||
File:MC Movie Pichu clear.jpg|Clear {{p|Pichu}} | |||
File:MC Movie Regigigas clear.jpg|Clear {{p|Regigigas}} | |||
File:MC Movie Reshiram clear.jpg|Clear {{p|Reshiram}} | |||
File:MC Movie Victini clear.jpg|Clear {{p|Victini}} | |||
File:MC Movie Arceus clear.jpg|Clear {{p|Arceus}} | |||
File:MC Movie Zorua clear.jpg|Clear {{p|Zorua}} | |||
File:MC Movie Zoroark clear.jpg|Clear {{p|Zoroark}} | |||
File:MC Special Slowking.jpg|{{p|Slowking}} | |||
</gallery> | |||
==Moncolle plus== | |||
{{main|Moncolle plus}} | |||
Moncolle plus is a special line of Monster Collection figures released in June 2009 that can be trained to grow stronger thanks to the electronics they contain. The figures communicate with a number of related toys that can view their data, increase their abilities, and conduct battles between figures. | |||
==Moncollé Get== | |||
{{main|Moncollé Get}} | |||
Moncollé Get is a special line of collectible figures sold as blind purchases. The base of these figures features a QR Code that can be read by the Pokémon games and a bar code that can be read by other Tomy toys. | |||
{{ | ==Moncollé EX== | ||
{{main|Moncollé EX}} | |||
Moncollé EX is a new line of figures that will be released concurrently with the [[Pokémon Sun and Moon]] games. | |||
==External links== | |||
*[http://takaratomy.co.jp/products/pokemon/moncolle/museum/index50-150.html Takara Tomy Pokémon ''Diamond & Pearl'' series ''Monster Collection'' Site (Japanese)] | |||
*[http://takaratomy.co.jp/products/pokemon/moncolle/index.html Takara Tomy Pokémon ''Best Wishes!'' series ''Monster Collection'' Site (Japanese)] | |||
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{{Project Merchandise notice}} | {{Project Merchandise notice}} | ||
[[Category:Figures]] | [[Category:Figures]] | ||
Revision as of 06:12, 1 October 2016
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Monster Collection (Japanese: モンスターコレクション Monster Collection) is a line of collectible Pokémon figures produced by Takara Tomy in Japan. Also known as simply 'Tomy Figures', they are standard PVC models of each Pokémon. There is at least one of every Pokémon, except while the newest line is still in production.
In Japan, Monster Collection figures can be purchased at many stores, including Pokémon Centers where all of the current figures are sold for ¥294 each. The USA Pokémon Center may also sell a selection of Monster Collection figures. They also offer special 'Bundles' of them as well.
The Hasbro equivalents that were sold worldwide were known as Battle Figures.
Main sets
Each new Monster Collection set coincides with a new generation of Pokémon, and so is named accordingly here.
First Generation - released 1998
- Main article: MC First Generation
Second Generation - released 2004
- Main article: MC Second Generation
Third Generation - released 2005
- Main article: MC Third Generation
The third generation packaging is the only series thus far to be packaged in a box rather than just a blister pack. It contains information on the Pokémon at the side of the box, with the same picture on the other side as well. The number is on the bottom right of the package.
Fourth Generation
- Main article: MC Fourth Generation
The fourth generation packaging reverts to the previous generation packaging. The top of the packaging is red, with a Poké Ball on the top left. Behind the Pokémon is a white background with a faint background effect. On the left side is a black column with the text 'Pocket Monsters' on it using the background coloring. The number is on a black and white sticker on the front of the box.
Fifth Generation
- Main article: MC Fifth Generation
The fifth generation packaging is similar to last generation's packaging but yellow. The right side of the packaging is black with a Poké Ball at the side right side of the logo in the middle.
Sixth Generation
- Main article: MC Sixth Generation
Special releases
A variety of figures have been released promotionally and thus have not been sold in stores. These are generally to promote movies or other events.
Clear Palkia
Clear Pichu
Clear Regigigas
Clear Reshiram
Clear Victini
Clear Arceus
Clear Zorua
Clear Zoroark
Moncolle plus
- Main article: Moncolle plus
Moncolle plus is a special line of Monster Collection figures released in June 2009 that can be trained to grow stronger thanks to the electronics they contain. The figures communicate with a number of related toys that can view their data, increase their abilities, and conduct battles between figures.
Moncollé Get
- Main article: Moncollé Get
Moncollé Get is a special line of collectible figures sold as blind purchases. The base of these figures features a QR Code that can be read by the Pokémon games and a bar code that can be read by other Tomy toys.
Moncollé EX
- Main article: Moncollé EX
Moncollé EX is a new line of figures that will be released concurrently with the Pokémon Sun and Moon games.
External links
- Takara Tomy Pokémon Diamond & Pearl series Monster Collection Site (Japanese)
- Takara Tomy Pokémon Best Wishes! series Monster Collection Site (Japanese)
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| First • Second • Third • Fourth • Fifth • Sixth English Figure Collection Moncolle plus (Touch • Trainer • Battle Stages • Grand Prix • Battle Slider) Moncollé-EX • Moncollé Get |
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