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'''Mega Pokémon''' (previously '''Mega Construx Pokémon''') is a range of construction building block toys manufactured by {{wp|Mega Brands}}, a subsidiary of {{wp|Mattel}}, first announced and released in 2017<ref name="release" />. The range consists of a variety of different types of sets, from small sets with individual Pokémon figures in [[Poké Ball|Poké Balls]], to large complex sets with over 1000 pieces. Most sets are recommended for ages 6+ - 8+, but some larger sets are for ages up to 12+.
'''Mega Pokémon''' (previously '''Mega Construx Pokémon''') is a range of construction building block toys manufactured by {{wp|Mega Brands}}, a subsidiary of {{wp|Mattel}}, first announced and released in 2017<ref name="release" />. The range consists of a variety of different types of sets, from small sets with individual Pokémon figures in [[Poké Ball|Poké Balls]], to large complex sets with over 1000 pieces. Most sets are recommended for ages 6+ - 8+, but some larger sets are for ages up to 12+.

Revision as of 16:49, 3 December 2023

Mega Pokémon

Mega logo

Promotional image
Release date(s) 2017[1] - present
Type Construction toys
Age 6+ to 12+
Manufacturer Mega Brands (Mattel)
External Links
United States: megaconstrux.com
Previous Mega Construx logo

Mega Pokémon (previously Mega Construx Pokémon) is a range of construction building block toys manufactured by Mega Brands, a subsidiary of Mattel, first announced and released in 2017[1]. The range consists of a variety of different types of sets, from small sets with individual Pokémon figures in Poké Balls, to large complex sets with over 1000 pieces. Most sets are recommended for ages 6+ - 8+, but some larger sets are for ages up to 12+.

In the early 2000s, Mega Brands produced a series of Pokémon construction toys under its Mega Bloks brand. For information on those sets see Pokémon Build 'n Battle.

Single Pokémon sets

These are sets that feature an individual Pokémon and (usually) an accompanying piece of scenery.

Charmeleon Charizard Wartortle
DYR76 - 2017 DYR77 - 2017 DYF12 - 2017
89 pieces 198 pieces 97 pieces
Blastoise Ivysaur Gyarados
FPM99 - 2017 DYF13 - 2017 DYF14 - 2017
284 pieces 94 pieces 352 pieces
Torracat Dartrix Brionne
FPL98 - 2018 FVK67 - 2018 FVK68 - 2018
79 pieces 82 pieces 80 pieces
Lapras Slashing Scyther Raichu
FWJ49 - 2018 GCN19 - 2018 GDW30 - 2018
502 pieces 188 pieces 73 pieces
Slowpoke Lucario Ponyta
GDW31 - 2019 GFV71 - 2019 GKY86 - 2020
80 pieces 71 pieces 70 pieces
Kadabra Charmander Mew
GKY87 - 2020 GKY96 - 2020 GKY97 - 2020
92 pieces 180 pieces 194 pieces
Meowth Gengar Tyranitar
GKY98 - 2020 GFV87 - 2020 GMD32 - 2020
169 pieces 522 pieces 396 pieces
Pikachu Luxio Sirfetch'd
GMD31 - 2020 GMD36 - 2020 GVK81 - 2021
211 pieces 67 pieces 84 pieces
Bulbasaur Charizard Corviknight
GVK83 - 2021 GWY77 - 2021 GYG98 - 2021
175 pieces 222 pieces 340 pieces
Build & Show Squirtle Galarian Ponyta Ivysaur
GYH00 - 2021 GYG94 - 2021 HGC20 - 2022
199 pieces 64 pieces 86 pieces
Build & Show Eevee Dragonite Snorlax
HDL84 - 2022 HKT25 - 2022 HLB70 - 2022
215 pieces 387 pieces 246 pieces
Lapras
HKT26 - 2023
527 pieces


Pokémon Versus sets

These sets feature two Pokémon in a supposed versus battle, and usually some scenery.

Squirtle Vs. Charmander Pikachu Vs. Bulbasaur Dragonite Vs. Togetic Challenge
DYF10 - 2017 DYF11 - 2017 FVK75 - 2018
140 pieces 140 pieces 488 pieces
Venusaur Vs. Beedrill Duel Popplio Vs. Litten Rowlet Vs. Eevee
FVK76 - 2018 FFY81 - 2018 FPM08 - 2018
129 pieces 128 pieces 137 pieces
Chikorita Vs. Cyndaquil Totodile Vs. Snubbull Mew Vs. Mewtwo Clash
FVK69 - 2018 FVK70 - 2018 FVK77 - 2018
129 pieces 119 pieces 341 pieces
Pikachu & Meowth Showdown Froakie Vs. Dedenne Chespin Vs. Fennekin
FVK78 - 2018 GFV78 - 2019 GFV79 - 2019
70 pieces 124 pieces 131 pieces
Greninja Vs. Electabuzz Mudkip Vs. Poochyena Torchic Vs. Treecko
GFV84 - 2019 GKY93 - 2020 GKY94 - 2020
340 pieces 126 pieces 120 pieces
Grookey Vs. Scorbunny Pikachu Vs. Sobble Machop Vs. Galarian Zigzagoon
GMD29 - 2020 GMD30 - 2020 GVK82 - 2021
134 pieces 124 pieces 149 pieces
Toxel Vs. Galarian Meowth
GYG96 - 2021
114 pieces


Evolution sets

These sets feature a complete evolution family.

Squirtle Evolution Set Charmander Evolution Set Bulbasaur Evolution Set
HDH93 - 2019 HFG06 - 2019 HHM17 - 2022
379 pieces 313 pieces 622 pieces
Pikachu Evolution Set Magikarp Evolution Set
HKT23 - 2022 HNT95 - 2023
159 pieces 411 pieces


Pokémon Detective Pikachu sets

In 2019 a series of six sets were released in conjunction with the film Pokémon Detective Pikachu. All are suitable for ages 6+.

Detective Pikachu Office Hi-Hat Café Detective Pikachu
GGK26 GGK27 GGK28
183 pieces 328 pieces 232 pieces
Mr. Mime Lickitung Loudred
GHH03 GJC33 GJC34
70 pieces 84 pieces 89 pieces


Premium sets

Beginning in 2021, sets were released with higher age ratings, darker colored packaging, and either light-up features or more complex building techniques.

Jumbo Poké Ball Motion Pikachu Motion Gyarados
HBF53 - 2021 HGC23 - 2022 HGC24 - 2022
303 pieces 1095 pieces 2188 pieces
Motion Butterfree Jumbo Great Ball Motion Charizard
HKT22 - 2022 HMW04 - 2023 HMW05 - 2023
582 pieces 300 pieces 1664 pieces
Motion Magikarp
HNT97 - 2023
1607 pieces

Other sets

Pokémon Multi Pack Volcano Rivals Snorlax & Munchlax
FPM10 - 2017 FNF08 - 2017 FPM11 - 2018
129 pieces 404 pieces 272 pieces
Onix Super Battle Tropical Frost Showdown Jumbo Pikachu
FVR55 - 2018 FVK80 - 2018 FVK81 - 2018
745 pieces 398 pieces 806 pieces
SDCC18 Gengar Kanto Partners Every Eevee Evolution!
SDCC18 exclusive[2] - 2018 GCN21 - 2019 GFV85 - 2019
367 pieces 90 pieces 470 pieces
Poké Ball Pack Pokémon Building Box Jumbo Eevee
GHP85 - 2019 GMD35 - 2020 GMD34 - 2020
118 pieces 450 pieces 845 pieces
Trainer Team Challenge Holiday Calendar Celebration Pikachu
GNV47 - 2020 GPV08 - 2020 GWY76 - 2021
276 pieces 246 pieces 149 pieces
Kanto Region Trainer Team Build & Show Pikachu Evolution Trio Umbreon & Espeon
HDN57 - 2021 GYH06 - 2021 HGC21 - 2022
139 pieces 621 pieces 125 pieces
Kanto Region Team Pikachu's Beach Splash Bulbasaur's Forest Fun
HFG05 - 2022 HDL76 - 2022 HDL77 - 2022
130 pieces 79 pieces 82 pieces
Pokémon Picnic Jungle Ruins Pokémon Jungle Voyage
HDL80 - 2022 HDL86 - 2022 HHN61 - 2022
163 pieces 464 pieces 1362 pieces
Jumbo Charmander Zubat's Midnight Flight Piplup and Sneasel's Snow Day
HHL13 - 2022 HKT19 - 2022 HKT20 - 2022
750 pieces 61 pieces 183 pieces
Countryside Windmill Holiday Pokémon Train Pichu's Forest Forage
HKT21 - 2022 HHP69 - 2022 HPB59 - 2023
240 pieces 373 pieces 84 pieces
Forest Pokémon Center Build & Show Kanto Region Trio Jumbo Bulbasaur
HNT93 - 2023 HPF94 - 2023 HNT96 - 2023
648 pieces 529 pieces 789 pieces
Paldea Region Team Build & Show Pokémon Trio Beginner Trainer Team 8-Pack
HPX92 - 2023 HNT94 - 2023 HTJ75 - 2023
79 pieces 583 pieces 191 pieces
Quaxly and Paras's Sea Splash
HRL52 - 2023
188 pieces

Poké Ball series

These sets consist of an individual Pokémon and a Poké Ball on which they can be displayed. They are released in series of six sets (except the Christmas series which has just two sets). All are suitable for ages 6+.

Series 1

Released in 2017, each Pokémon comes with a Poké Ball display stand.

Zubat Machop Abra
DYF03 DYF04 DYF05
21 pieces 28 pieces 34 pieces
Eevee Magikarp Pikachu
DYF06 DYF07 FJN61
27 pieces 20 pieces 21 pieces


Series 2

Released in 2017, each Pokémon comes with a Poké Ball display stand.

Meowth Ekans Paras
DYF08 FFJ93 FFJ94
30 pieces 23 pieces 27 pieces
Cubone Geodude Rattata
FFJ98 FNL86 FNL87
30 pieces 21 pieces 21 pieces


Series 3

Released in 2017, each Pokémon comes with a Premier Ball display stand.

Mimikyu Grubbin Crabrawler
FPM01 FPM02 FPM03
18 pieces 27 pieces 33 pieces
Spinarak Fomantis Poliwag
FPM04 FPM05 FPM06
34 pieces 33 pieces 16 pieces


Series 4

Released in 2018, each Pokémon comes with a Poké Ball display stand.

Togepi Magnemite Shellder
FNL88 FNL89 FNL90
21 pieces 27 pieces 32 pieces
Hoothoot Pikachu Wooper
FNL91 FNL92 FNL93
22 pieces 21 pieces 28 pieces


Series 5

Released in 2018, each Pokémon comes with either a Premier Ball or Great Ball display stand.

Stufful Bounsweet Charjabug
FVK55 FVK56 FVK57
35 pieces 17 pieces 15 pieces
Pikachu Staryu Carvanha
FVK58 FVK59 FVK60
18 pieces 29 pieces


Series 6

Released in 2018, each Pokémon comes with a Poké Ball display stand.

Caterpie Bellsprout Charmander
FVK49 FVK50 FVK51
26 pieces 31 pieces 21 pieces
Pidgey Marill Chinchou
FVK52 FVK53 FVK54
33 pieces 31 pieces 28 pieces


Series 7

Released in 2018, each Pokémon comes with either a Luxury Ball or Great Ball display stand.

Pikipek Larvitar Salandit
FVK61 FVK62 FVK63
27 pieces 29 pieces 27 pieces
Togedemaru Pichu Wurmple
FVK64 FVK65 FVK66
20 pieces 24 pieces 50 pieces


Christmas series

Released in 2018, this series only has two sets. Each features a Pikachu (one with a Santa hat, one with a candy cane), and a Poké Ball display stand that has a string which allows it to be hung as a Christmas ornament.

Holiday Pikachu Candy Cane Pikachu
FVK72 FVK73
23 pieces 24 pieces


Series 8

Released in 2019, each Pokémon comes with either a Luxury Ball or Quick Ball display stand.

Eevee Sandshrew Plusle
GCM67 GCM68 GCM69
26 pieces 31 pieces 21 pieces
Aron Sableye Munchlax
GCM70 GCM71 GCM72
33 pieces 31 pieces 28 pieces


Series 9

Released in 2019, each Pokémon comes with either a Quick Ball or Premier Ball display stand.

Vulpix Clefairy Minun
GCM73 GCM74 GCM75
29 pieces 29 pieces 19 pieces
Elekid Omanyte Murkrow
GCM76 GCM77 GCM78
32 pieces 39 pieces 28 pieces


Star series

Released in 2019, each Pokémon comes with a Poké Ball display stand. Instead of a series number, these sets featured a yellow star on the packaging.

Pikachu Squirtle Charmander
GFC86 GFC87 GFC88
16 pieces 17 pieces 16 pieces
Bulbasaur Meowth Jigglypuff
GFC89 GFC90 GLC91
30 pieces 30 pieces 21 pieces


Series 10

Released in 2019, each Pokémon comes with either an Ultra Ball or Premier Ball display stand.

Psyduck Pancham Ditto
GFV72 GFV74 GFV75
33 pieces 27 pieces 26 pieces
Aipom Kabuto Snubbull
GFV76 GFV77 GLM41
40 pieces 35 pieces 26 pieces


Series 11

Released in 2020, each Pokémon comes with either a Great Ball or Ultra Ball display stand.

Growlithe Riolu Nidoran♂
GKY75 GFY76 GFY77
49 pieces 25 pieces 30 pieces
Happiny Abra Oddish
GFY78 GFY79 GFY80
20 pieces 30 pieces 22 pieces


Unnumbered series

Released in 2020, each Pokémon comes with a Poké Ball display stand. These sets did not have a series number.

Pikachu Squirtle Charmander
GKY69 GKY70 GKY71
16 pieces 16 pieces 16 pieces
Bulbasaur Cubone Eevee
GKY72 GKY73 GKY74
30 pieces 29 pieces 24 pieces


Series 12

Released in 2020, each Pokémon comes with either a Great Ball or Nest Ball display stand.

Nidoran♀ Deino Horsea
GMD23 GMD24 GMD25
31 pieces 25 pieces 19 pieces
Piplup Minccino Trapinch
GMD26 GMD27 GMD28
20 pieces 27 pieces 24 pieces


Confetti series

Released in 2021, each Pokémon comes with comes with a Poké Ball display stand with a translucent lid. Instead of a series number, these sets featured a confetti design on the packaging.

Pikachu Bulbasaur Charmander
GVK60 GVK61 GVK62
16 pieces 30 pieces 16 pieces
Squirtle Togepi Magikarp
GVK63 GVK64 GVK65
17 pieces 21 pieces 20 pieces


Series 13

Released in 2021, each Pokémon comes with either a Quick Ball or Nest Ball display stand.

Zubat Snivy Oshawott
GVK57 GVK52 GVK53
24 pieces 24 pieces 22 pieces
Tepig Lillipup Krabby
GVK54 GVK55 GVK56
28 pieces 28 pieces 33 pieces


Series 14

Released in 2021, each Pokémon comes with either a Quick Ball or Friend Ball display stand.

Morpeko Wooloo Yamper
GYG79 GYG80 GYG81
17 pieces 26 pieces 27 pieces
Goldeen Litwick Sneasel
GYG82 GYG83 GYG84
27 pieces 26 pieces 27 pieces


Series 15

Released in 2022, each Pokémon comes with a different ball display stand.

Bidoof Shinx Rotom
HDW83 HDW82 HDW81
26 pieces 36 pieces 17 pieces
Piplup Chimchar Turtwig
HDW80 HDW79 HDW78
20 pieces 22 pieces 29 pieces


Series 16

Released in 2022, each Pokémon comes with a different ball display stand.

Cyndaquil Chikorita Totodile
HHL14 HHL15 HHL16
28 pieces 19 pieces 30 pieces
Hoppip Ledyba Mime Jr.
HHL17 HHL18 HHL19
21 pieces 38 pieces 24 pieces


Series 17

Released in 2022, each Pokémon comes with a different ball display stand.

Sobble Rookidee Scorbunny
HKT09 HKT10 HKT11
29 pieces 22 pieces 25 pieces
Grookey Pachirisu Combee
HKT12 HKT13 HKT14
32 pieces 20 pieces 34 pieces


See also


External links


References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Built to Battle: Announcing Our New Pokémon Line! - Mega Brands (archived from the original June 6, 2017; retrieved April 17, 2020)
  2. ↑ Comic-Con 2018: Pokemon Gengar Mega Construx Revealed - IGN (retrieved October 9, 2023)
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