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Revision as of 10:05, 2 October 2011

Released from August 11 1999 onwards, these Pokémon House mini playsets were originally distributed and produced by Tomy and then by Pokémon USA, Inc. for the English re-release.

Taglines

Collectable & Connectable!!

Collect and Expand your playset world

Once you open the play set, PokémonⓇ world appears

Pokémon House sets

Original release

Letter-type sets

Orange Islands

Special sets

Japanese sets

Deluxe sets

External Links


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