PitaPoké

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PitaPoké logo

PitaPoké (Japanese: ぴたポケ PitaPoké) is a series of Pokémon figures released by Takara Tomy. Each PitaPoké features one or more tiny Pokémon figures that attaches to a stand with a suction cup. Each Pokémon also comes with props that also suction to the stand. Some also come with a bridge to link two PitaPoké together.

Released sets

Basic sets

Pokémon		Items
		Tree stump			Basket of sandwiches
Bulbasaur
		Tipi			Campfire
Charmander
		Raft			Binoculars
Squirtle
		Cookie			Bowl of sweets
Pikachu
		Mushroom			Wheelbarrow
Eevee
		Palm tree			Surfboard
Vaporeon
		Teapot			Cup of tea
Flareon
		Bread basket			Sign
Jolteon
		Telephone			Cushion chair
Espeon
		Stack of books			Candlestick
Umbreon
		Flower basket			Fountain
Leafeon
		Bowl of shaved ice			Ice shaver
Glaceon
		None
Victini
		Lantern			Hammock
Snivy
		Stack of pancakes			Pan
Tepig
		Bollard			Boat
Oshawott
		Outdoor chair			Umbrella
Cubchoo
		Sailboat			Lighthouse
Tympole
		Teacup			Cake
Litwick
		Picnic basket			Camping tent
Whimsicott
		Watering can			Flowers
Lilligant
		Basket of apples		Tree swing		Seesaw
Pansage	Sewaddle
		Ice cream cart		Ice cream		Lounge chair
Panpour	Vanillite
		Stove		Cooking pot		Table
Pansear	Emolga

Special sets

PitaPita Set

PitaPita Set

PitaPita Set (Japanese: ぴたぴたセット PitaPita Set) is a special PitaPoké that includes Pikachu, Snivy, and Eevee in a tea party setting.

PitaPita House

PitaPita House

PitaPita House (Japanese: ぴたぴたハウス PitaPita House) is a special PitaPoké that includes Pikachu, Eevee, Pichu, and Piplup. It also exclusively comes with a house instead of a stand to place the Pokémon. It was released November 16, 2013, and sold for 3,980 yen.

Upcoming sets

Basic sets

Other merchandise

PitaPoké clear files featuring Bulbasaur, Charmander, and Squirtle

During a campaign that started on December 26, 2013, Pokémon Centers included PitaPoké clear files with every PitaPoké purchases that were over 1,000 yen.

This article is part of Project Merchandise, a Bulbapedia project that aims to write comprehensive articles on all Pokémon toys, dolls, books, and collectible merchandise.