Besides the games, there are other Pikmin products for sale, ranging from plushes to keychains.
Merchandise released by Nintendo
This section is regarding Pikmin-themed merchandise released officially by Nintendo. All of this merchandise has the official Nintendo seal and is not released by a third party.
Pikmin games
- Main article: Pikmin series.
Obviously the most important Pikmin merchandise that exists are the Pikmin games themselves. Collectors should know that over the years many different versions of each game have been released, even more than shown in the image to the right, such as the Nintendo Selects version of Pikmin 3, as well as simple updates when the games are re-released. More information can be found in each game's page.
Pikmin and Pikmin 2 bundle
In Japan, there was a copy of Pikmin and Pikmin 2 for the GameCube sold together in a bundle, which also included a set of 5 Pikmin figures. The figures featured a Red, a Blue, a Yellow, a Purple, and a White Pikmin, and a special cardboard container to hold and display them. The container is labeled "Pikmin 1+2", which is one of the few examples of Pikmin being referred to as "Pikmin 1".
The bundle.
Pikmin 2 Special Edition Starter Set
In July 21st, 2004 in Japan, a GameCube bundle was released, titled "Pikmin 2 Special Edition Starter Set". It came with a silver GameCube, a silver and an emerald blue controller, a copy of Pikmin 2, and a Purple Pikmin plushie.
Box with the bundle.
Music
Pikmin Worlds
- Main article: Pikmin Worlds.
Pikmin Worlds is a soundtrack for the original Pikmin game. It was released in Japan in May of 2002, and was never brought overseas. It features 36 songs from the game.
Pikmin Worlds album cover art.
Strawberry Flower
- Main article: Strawberry Flower.
Strawberry Flower is a virtual band that produced 3 singles to promote the Pikmin series. It became extremely popular for its song Ai no Uta, or "Song of Love". The three singles are Ai no Uta, Pikmin Dance, and Tane no Uta.
Ai no Uta cover art.
Pikmin Dance cover art.
Tane no Uta cover art.
Sheet music books
- Main article: Strawberry Flower#Sheet music.
In light of the popularity of the Strawberry Flower band, two music books were released. They contained music for Ai no Uta and Tane no Uta respectively, and were both released in December of 2001 by Doremi. They each contain multiple compositions for the songs, differing in key and instrument.
The cover of the Ai no Uta book.
The cover of the Tane no Uta book.
Olimar amiibo
- Main article: amiibo.
The Captain Olimar amiibo is part of the Super Smash Bros. series of amiibo, and can be scanned in a multitude of games, a few of which have Olimar-exclusive behavior. The amiibo itself shows Olimar, and three Pikmin, one of each of the basic types, just like the official Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U artwork.
The Olimar amiibo.
The Olimar Yoshi skin for Yoshi's Wooly World, one of the games that has Olimar amiibo-exclusive content.
AR cards
- Main article: 3DS.
There were 3 Pikmin-themed 3DS AR cards released along with e-shop cards. The cards are able to show 3D animated Pikmin models on the camera picture of a 3DS. There was also a Pikmin-themed AR card featured with the other 6 3DS AR cards that come with every 3DS.
The 6 AR cards bundled with every Nintendo 3DS.
The Pikmin AR card by itself.
The Yellow Pikmin 1000 yen AR card.
The Red Pikmin 2000 yen AR card.
The Blue Pikmin 3000 yen AR card.
e-Reader cards
- Main article: e-Reader.
There are 6 types of Pikmin e-reader cards (called e+ cards in Japan), which are of the original three Pikmin types and their Onions. The three color groups (Red, Yellow, and Blue) unlock puzzle games buried deep in the recesses of Pikmin 2, by using Nintendo's Pikmin 2 puzzle e-cards (which require the use of an e-Reader). A binder for holding the e+ cards was also released.
The three games are as follows:
- Plucking Pikmin: The player must pluck every Pikmin from the ground.
- Marching Pikmin: The player controls the Pikmin by moving them in the same direction, and must try to get them into the goal.
- Connecting Pikmin: The player moves panels around to create a path for the Pikmin so that they can reach a goal.
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Pikmin e+ series 1.
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The Pikmin e+ binder.
Club Nintendo merchandise
- For members that achieved Platinum status for 2012-2013, Nintendo offered a bundle of three posters as a prize. These posters were about Pikmin 3 and The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker HD, as well as one themed around the Year of Luigi. This bundle was also made available to any Club Nintendo member during the last phase of Club Nintendo rewards before the shutdown.
- A Pikmin tote bag was available the day Pikmin 3 released in America. It is 15×13 inches in size, with a 24 inch handle. The bag costs 400 coins, and features a phrase that reads: "Pikmin tote, attack, multiply, become snacks."
- Red and Yellow Pikmin keychains were released as Club Nintendo exclusives in Europe only. These keychains were part of a 5-piece set containing red, blue, yellow, winged, and rock all with various fruits. The other three were obtained by pre-ordering Pikmin 3 from a European store called GAME.
- A T-shirt featuring a Red, Yellow, and Blue Pikmin was released as a Club Nintendo reward in Japan. Underneath the Pikmin was text that read "Pikmin fall when alone, but as one, they fear none."
- Part of the Pikmin e+ card collection was only obtainable through Club Nintendo starting on December 11th, 2004. The 6 cards available were 24, 26 41, 46, 49, and 54. They were only available in Japan and cost 80 points in all.
- A 3DS game card case that came bundled with two Super Mario-themed covers and a Pikmin-themed cover is one of the products available in Club Nintendo America. Each cover is reversible, allowing for 6 different styles.
- Japan also got a version of the 3DS game card case bundled with a larger variety of covers. They included 3 Mario covers, and a Pikmin cover. These are all reversible as well, allowing for 8 different styles.
- A 2008 calendar had Pikmin 2 on the November 2008 page.
- A 2010 calendar had Pikmin 2 on the November 2010 page. This calendar was the reward to gold Club Nintendo members.
- A 2012 calendar had Pikmin 2 on the April 2012 page.
- A 2013 calendar had Pikmin 3 on the May 2013 page.
- A set of 3 Nintendo pins were released for Japanese Club Nintendo members, featuring pins based on the The Legend of Zelda, Kirby, and Pikmin series.
- A set of 3 Pikmin plushes were released as Club Nintendo rewards in Europe in July 2013, and cost 2000 points each. These plushes were also sent to certain reviewers of Pikmin 3.
In addition, there are some digital downloads related to Pikmin 3. One download includes three ringtones – a portion of the enemy variant of the main Mission Mode theme, a portion of the end of day theme, and a portion of the title screen theme – and another contains a wallpaper in different sizes, featuring the three crew members on a white background.
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The Pikmin 3 poster.
The Pikmin tote.
Club Nintendo exclusive keyrings.
The Japan-exclusive Pikmin 3 T-shirt.
The Club Nintendo Pikmin e+ cards.
The Club Nintendo 3DS game card case.
The Japanese Club Nintendo 3DS game card case.
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Club Nintendo 2008 calendar.
Club Nintendo 2010 calendar.
Club Nintendo 2012 calendar.
Club Nintendo 2013 calendar.
The Japan-exclusive Zelda, Kirby, and Pikmin Pins.
The Europe-exclusive Pikmin plushes.
Event-exclusive Pikmin merchandise
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- In the back of The Official Nintendo's Player's Guide for Pikmin, there was an advert for a Nintendo Power subscription which featured a Pikmin beanie. Customers could buy a subscription to Nintendo Power and specifically ask for the beanie with their subscription in order to obtain it without any extra fee. The beanie is black and featured the Blue, Red, and Yellow Pikmin.
- Those who pre-ordered Pikmin 2 from the store Circut City received a Captain Olimar themed T-shirt as a pre-order bonus. The shirt is orange and features an image of Captain Olimar's head with the text "Obey the Captain" as well as a Pikmin 2 logo at the bottom right of the text. This shirt was seen being worn by Bill Trinen during E3 2012, when advertising Pikmin 3 features.
- EB Games offered an exclusive "Pikmin clock in a can" with Pikmin 3 pre-orders. It required customers to pull up on the metal tab of the can to see the clock, just like a canned food item.
- Certain retailers gave away themed cork coasters when pre-ordering Pikmin 3. There were two patterns: a red colored scrambled pattern, and a blue circular pattern, each featuring the main three Pikmin types.
- A European store called GAME offered one of three Pikmin keyrings with any Pikmin 3 pre-order. Buyers could choose from a Winged Pikmin, a Rock Pikmin, and a Blue Pikmin, all with various fruits. These keyrings were part of a series of five which also featured a Red and Yellow Pikmin. However, those two were only available through the Club Nintendo of Europe.
- In Japan, pre-ordering Pikmin 3 or purchasing it on the day of launch from the store Yamada Denki, would allow the buyer to receive various Pikmin 3-themed promotional merchandise on a first-come-first-serve basis. This merchandise included a file folder, a pen case, a picnic sheet, and a set of punch-out rulers.
- There were Pikmin 3 patches representing the three original Pikmin types, given away at various locations such as E3 2013, and the Pikmin 3 GameStop Hands-On event.
- In 2013, for a limited time, a Pikmin 3 poster was available as a GameStop Powerup Rewards item for 7,240 points. The poster is 24×36 inches and features the full Pikmin 3 box art.
- During the San Deigo Comic Con, a Pikmin 3-themed T-shirt was sold at the convention.
- Those who pre-ordered Hey! Pikmin in Japan from the store amiami, received a set of Pikmin keychain charms. The four charms include a Red, Blue, and Yellow Pikmin, and the Hey! Pikmin logo.
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The preorder exclusive Pikmin 3 clock in a can distributed by EB Games.
Keychains given out by GAME.
The Yamada Denki Pikmin 3 file folder.
The back of the file folder.
The Yamada Denki Pencil Case.
The Yamada Denki Rulers.
Pikmin 3 patches.
Pikmin 3 Powerup Rewards Poster.
Pikmin 3 San Diego Comic Con T-shirt.
The Hey! Pikmin charms.
Merchandise released by third parties
This section is regarding Pikmin-themed merchandise released officially by third parties. All of this merchandise has the official Nintendo seal and is not released by Nintendo directly.
Jakk's Pacific Pikmin merchandise
Jakk's Pacific is a toy company that is responsible for most of the World of Nintendo toy selection.
Plushes
Jakks Pacific has a collection of Pikmin-themed plushes in the works, some of which are already released. They are being released in sets of series, along with other Nintendo characters. The plushes are approximately 7.5 inches tall. They are in a similar style to the Pikmin plushes released in 2001 and 2004, but are of a different fabric, and are a few inches taller.
- Red Pikmin
- Series: Plush Series 1-2
- Release date: 2014
- Yellow Pikmin
- Series: Plush Series 1-2
- Release date: 2014
- Blue Pikmin
- Series: Plush Series 1-3
- Release date: 2015
- White Pikmin
- Series: Plush Series 1-6
- Release date: November 2015
- Pink Pikmin
- Series: Plush Series 2-4
- Release date: March/April 2017
- Notes: This plush is referred to as a "Pink" Pikmin as opposed to "Winged" Pikmin. This is believed to be an error.
- Purple Pikmin
- Series: TBD
- Release date: TBD
- Notes: This plush was "leaked by Amazon" in November of 2016, alongside the Pink Pikmin plush. It is not guaranteed that this will ever be released.
Red Pikmin plush.
Yellow Pikmin plush.
Blue Pikmin plush.
White Pikmin plush.
Pink Pikmin plush.
Figures
Jakk's Pacific has a collection of Pikmin-themed figures in the works, some of which are already released. They are being released in sets of series, along with other Nintendo characters. All of the figures are approximately 2.5 inches tall. Text is written on the back of each box describing each character respectively. These figures are not based on any game specifically, and feature art from Pikmin 3 and Pikmin.
2.5 Inch Series Figures
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| Olimar | 
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Series 1-3 Walmart Series 1-1 |
April 6th, 2015 April 6th, 2015 |
“The main character of the game Pikmin. Captain Olimar crash lands on a mysterious planet after his spaceship malfunctions. In order to get off the planet, he must gather the pieces of his broken ship, but the atmosphere of the planet is poisonous to Olimar. As a result, he has to enlist the help of the native Pikmin.” | Features art from Pikmin. This is odd, because the figure itself has Olimar's visible whistle and the extra suit buttons, which he did not obtain until the third game. |
| Red Pikmin | 
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Series 1-3 Series 2-2 Series 2-5 |
April 6th, 2015 June 2016 TBD |
(1-3)“A type of Pikmin—which are odd beings who grow like plants yet are as mobile as animals. Red ones are heat and fire resistant and are strong attackers, which makes them valuable when facing dangerous foes. Purple Pikmin are also tough fighters, but since it's difficult to increase their numbers, red Pikmin are easier to manage. Red Pikmin have distinct pointed noses.” (2-2) “This Pikmin has a red body and a long, pointy nose. It was the first type of Pikmin Olimar ever met. They have the second highest attack power among the Pikmin. Like their fiery color suggests, they can attack with flames and withstand them.” |
Series 2-2 features slightly different packaging than Series 1-3, with differences in text positioning on the back, as well as different box text. |
| Blue Pikmin | 
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Series 1-4 Series 2-4 5-Pack Series 1-3 |
July 2015 November 1st, 2016 TBD |
“Blue Pikmin, as their name implies, are a blue species of Pikmin that reside on PNF-404. Besides coloration, these Pikmin are distinguishable from other Pikmin species by their mouths, a trait seen in no other Pikmin species. These mouths are used to take in water, which filters oxygen through gills located on their cheeks. This gives them the astonishing ability to live their lives completely underwater.” | Series 2-4 features slightly different packaging than Series 1-4, with differences in text positioning on the back. 5-Pack Series 1-3 contains the Blue Pikmin, as well as 4 other figures and is exclusive to Europe. |
| Yellow Pikmin | 
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Series 1-5 | August 2015 | “A type of Pikmin. Take a nutrient-rich pellet to a flying saucer known as an Onion, and it will produce the mysterious beings known as Pikmin. Yellow ones fly higher than other Pikmin when tossed by Olimar or Louie. Unlike other Pikmin, they're also highly resistant to electricity, which makes them invaluable when battling enemies like anode dweevils.” | |
| Purple Pikmin | 
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Series 1-6 | November 2015 | “An uncommon Pikmin both ten times as heavy and ten times as strong at carrying objects as other Pikmin. When thrown, Purple Pikmin will cause a shockwave to occur on impact due to their weight. Purple Pikmin are slightly taller and noticably[sic] fatter than other Pikmin; additionally, they also have hair-like protrusions on their heads.” | The box contains a typo: "noticably" should be spelled "noticeably". |
| Prototype Olimar | 
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Series 2-4 | November 1st, 2016 | “The main character of the game Pikmin. Captain Olimar crash lands on a mysterious planet after his spaceship malfunctions. In order to get off the planet, he must gather the pieces of his broken ship, but the atmosphere of the planet is poisonous to Olimar. As a result, he has to enlist the help of the native Pikmin.” | Exclusive to Target. This is also the only figure that doesn't feature game art on the back, and instead just shows an image of the figure itself. This is most likely due to the fact that this is just a special edition figure, and Olimar never is shown in these colors in-game. It is also the only Pikmin figure to have a design on the box, as opposed to being a solid color. |
The standard box for most of the figures. Depicted is the Yellow Pikmin figurine's box.
The Olimar figurine in its box.
The Walmart Series Olimar figurine in its box.
The Prototype Series Olimar figurine in its box.
Sanei Pikmin merchandise
Pikmin plushes
In 2001, nine Pikmin plushes were released by the Japanese Company Sanei. The plushes consisted of the first three Pikmin plushes each with either a leaf, bud, or flower. In 2004 they re-released and re-tagged these plushes to focus on Pikmin 2, as well as releasing 9 more plushes. These new plushes consisted of Purple and White Pikmin, each with either a leaf, bud, or flower variant, as well as a plush for Captain Olimar, Louie, and a red Bulborb. The Red Pikmin, Blue Pikmin, Yellow Pikmin, Olimar, and Louie plushes are all approximately 7 inches, while the Purple is approximately 9 inches, the White is approximately 6 inches, and Bulborb is approximately 10 inches.
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Promotion for the Pikmin 2 plushes.
All of the Pikmin 2 plushes.
Pikmin Keyring Plushes and Plush Containers
In 2013, they released a similar lineup of smaller 5-inch figures that also included a keying. The set contained a Red leaf Pikmin, a budded Yellow Pikmin, a flowered Blue Pikmin, a budded Purple Pikmin, and a flowered White Pikmin. They also released three Pikmin plushes at the same time which acted as containers. These included a Red Pikmin with a grassy box, a Blue Pikmin with a mug, and a Yellow Pikmin with a log-cup.
Promotion for the 2013 Pikmin plushies and keychains.
Pikmin Chibi holders
In 2014, Sanei Released Pikmin Chibi Chibi holders, which can be used to hold things such as cell phones and wallets, or anything else around the house, in order to make it look like the Pikmin are carrying them. There were three sets of holders, each with three of one type of Pikmin. They consisted of Red, Yellow, or Blue Pikmin, and had leaf, flower, and bud variants.
The Red Pikmin holders.
The Red Pikmin holders out of their package.
The Blue Pikmin holders.
The Blue Pikmin holders out of their package.
The Yellow Pikmin holders.
The Yellow Pikmin holders out of their package.
Example of all the Pikmin holders being used.
Agatsuma Pikmin figurines
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Agatsuma has released three volumes of Pikmin toys to promote Pikmin 2. They were only released in Japan and were produced in randomly arranged sets.
Volume one
The first of the three volumes. These contain three sets of three Pikmin (Red, Yellow, or Blue) with Olimar, Louie, or the President included. There are three sets with Red, White, and Purple Pikmin in different stages. These include a Dwarf Red Bulborbs in each set. There are also three sets with five Pikmin each, in different stages. Oddly, there are nine Red Pikmin, and six of every other type. The Hocotatians used in this volume are also used in volume three. The rare special figurine for this one is a Red Bulborb. The Pikmin in this volume are the same as the ones used in volume two. The figures are not made of the same material that is used in series 3.
Volume two
Volume two has six of each Pikmin (two leaf, two bud, two flower), a Wogpole, and a Yellow Wollywog. Another set has the Dwarf Orange Bulborb, Dwarf Red Bulborb, and Snow Bulborb. The set of three Purples comes with a Bulborb Larva. The set of three Whites comes with a Breadbug. The Red, Yellow, and Blue Pikmin sets come with three different stages of Bulbmin. Two secret figures are the regular ship and its golden variant. The figurines are the same as in volume one, except instead of three Dwarf Red Bulborbs, there are many different creatures. These figurines are of the same material as series 1.
Volume three
The three sets that contain three Red, Blue, or Yellow Pikmin come with a Pellet Posy of the same color, instead of a Bulbmin as in volume two, or a Dwarf Red Bulborb as in volume one. As always, the set of five flower, bud, or leaf Pikmin doesn't come with anything. Purples and Whites come with a Fiery Blowhog or a Watery Blowhog. A set of Olimar, Louie, and President is also available; they are the same as the set from volume one and two. The three secret items are the Onions. This volume looks much more organic than volumes 1 or 2.
Volume one.
Volume two.
Volume three.
A box of Agatsuma Pikmin figures.
Takara Tomy Arts Pikmin merchandise
Takara Tomy Arts a toy company that specializes in Japanese exclusive capsule toys. For many years they have released various Pikmin-themed collectible Gashapon toys.
Pikmin 3 gummy and collectible card packs
(ピクミン3グミ?) These packs were released by Takara Tomy and come packaged with one Pikmin card and a cider flavored gummy candy. They were released on September 17th, 2013 in Japan only. Each pack came with 3 cards, and there are 20 cards in all.
Stock image of the Pikmin 3 character cards.
A few packs of the character cards.
Pikmin 3 character cards.
Pikmin keyring collection
Takara Tomy Arts released a collection of keyrings in February 2014 based on Pikmin 3. The keychains are comprised of Red, Yellow, Blue, Winged, and Rock Pikmin types, each with either a lead, bud, or flower, bringing the total number of keychains in this series to 15. They are designed to clip onto each other from top to bottom so that one can create "ropes" of Pikmin. These were common to find in Japanese dollar stores.
Pikmin 3 keyrings.
Keyring collection.
Pikmin supply collection
Takara Tomy released a collection of Pikmin-themed supplies in December of 2013. They were sold in machines in Japan for 200 yen each. The supplies consisted of Pikmin business card holders available in Red and Yellow Pikmin variations, Pikmin rubber bands, Pikmin decorative tape, and Pikmin mini notepads.
The Takara Tomy Pikmin supply collection.
Another image.
The container of rubber bands.
Pikmin swing collection
Takara Tomy released a collection of Pikmin Swing Mascots in September of 2013. They are rubbery toy Pikmin that can wiggle back and forth when shaken. They come in plastic pots with brown hard plastic made to look like dirt, however, it is advertised that the Pikmin can also be stuck into an earphone jack. The pot is brown and has "Pikmin" written on it. The Pikmin are each about 3 inches tall, and consist of a Red, Yellow, or Blue Pikmin, each with either a leaf, bud, or flower, totaling to 9 different variants. The leaf/bud/flower and eyes are the same color as the Pikmin itself, to ease on production costs.
Pikmin swing character collection.
Pikmin swing character collection.
Pikmin keychain collection
In March 2002 Takara Tomy released a set of keychains which contained a few Pikmin figures and a clip. The figures consisted of Red, Blue, and Yellow Pikmin, each with either a leaf, bud, or flower, as well as red, blue, and yellow pellets, and a Captain Olimar figure. The keychain clip would come with either 2 or 3 figures as well as a tag with the Japanese Pikmin logo. Keychain clips that contained Olimar would have Olimar and one other figure, while keychain clips that did not would have 3 other various figures.
In July of 2004, these figures were re-released for Pikmin 2, which they then added on to the number of figures. Purple Pikmin and White Pikmin and Bulbmin, with leaf, bud, and flower variants were added, as well as a figure for Louie, and the President. The clip was replaced with a strap, and the logo on the tag was replaced with the Japanese Pikmin 2 logo.
Due to popularity in the first set of keychains, as well as the recent release of Pikmin 3, in June 2013 the figures were released a third time, again based on the first Pikmin game. This time the figures featured straps again, with Olimar attached to the strap, with a Pikmin attached to a new ring on the bottom of Olimar's feet. The series contained 9 different keychains which featured Olimar and one Pikmin. The Pikmin with Olimar varies between Red, Yellow, or Blue and has either a leaf, bud, or flower.
The 2002 keychain figures for Pikmin.
The 2004 strap figures for Pikmin 2.
Photo of some 2004 figures.
Photo of some 2004 figures.
Box art for the 2013 strap figures for Pikmin.
The 2013 strap figures for Pikmin.
Photo of all the 2013 strap figures.
Pikmin magnet collection
In December 2002, Takara Tomy released a set of 7 magnets based on Pikmin called "Pikmin Relief Magnets". Six of the seven could be placed next to each other on a magnetic surface to display a line of Pikmin in whatever order the user wants. The seventh was just an emblem. They were sold in machines in Japan for 200 yen.
All of the magnets.
Pikmin suction cup figure collection
Takara Tomy released a collection of Pikmin figures with suction cups in October of 2012. There were 11 figures total, consisting of 3 Red Pikmin, 3 Yellow Pikmin, and 3 Blue Pikmin, each with a leaf, bud, and flower variant, as well as a Mushroom Pikmin and Captain Olimar figure. The leaf Pikmin were also shown carrying pellets. They were sold in machines in Japan for 100 yen. Each container came with 2 Pikmin, with the exception of Olimar, who came alone.
Suction cup figurines.
The pamphlet that comes with each suction cup figure.
Ensky Pikmin merchandise
Pikmin 3 character decal stickers
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Ensky released packages of Pikmin 3-themed decal stickers in 2013. Each packaged contained two stickers, and one piece of Ramune Candy. There are 18 stickers in all.
Pikmin 3 character stickers.
Pikmin 3 character stickers.
An open package of the stickers.
Pikmin Mini Towel
A towel released by Ensky and is available in Japan. It was also available in America during E3 2013 on the second day.
A Pikmin towel.
Pikmin Drawstring Bag
A Pikmin drawstring bag.
Pikmin 3 puffy sticker sheet
A sheet of 35 PVC puffy stickers was released by Ensky on October 3rd, 2013. They feature various characters from Pikmin 3.
Pikmin 3 sticker sheet.
Pikmin 3 2014 calendar
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In late 2013, Ensky released a Pikmin 3-themed 2014 stand-up desk calendar. It contains 14 pages, 12 for each month, one for the cover, and one for the overview of all the months.
Pikmin 3 memo pad
In 2013, Ensky released a Pikmin 3-themed memo pad. It features many removable pages for users to take notes on and a cover page. It measures 85mm x 123mm x 6mm.
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The stock image of the memo pad.
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The front of the memo pad.
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The back of the memo pad.
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The side of the memo pad.
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A page from the memo pad.
Pikmin 3 planner
A Pikmin 3-themed planner was released by Ensky in 2013. The planner also came with a sheet of stickers intended to be used for decorating the included planner. The dimensions are 175x90mm.
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Pikmin 3 planner.
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Pikmin planner example.
Pikmin 3 jigsaw puzzle sets
Many Pikmin 3 jigsaw puzzles were released by Ensky in 2013. Four of these were 52 piece jigsaw puzzles, which also included a piece of Ramune Candy and when assembled, and measured 25.7x18.2cm. There was also one 108 piece puzzle which measured 18.2x25.7cm, a 300 piece puzzle which measured 26x38cm, and a 352 piece puzzle which measured 18.2x51.5cm.
A picture of the box of the first 52 piece Pikmin puzzle.
52 piece puzzle #1.
52 piece puzzle #2.
52 piece puzzle #3.
52 piece puzzle #4.
108 piece puzzle.
300 piece puzzle.
352 piece puzzle.
Pikmin 3 magnets
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A set of 12 Pikmin 3-themed magnet cards were released by Ensky in 2013. Some of the cards allowed users to punch out Pikmin characters, while others used the entire card to display Pikmin 3 art. They were sold in packages which contained 1 magnet and 1 piece of candy.
Taito Pikmin merchandise
Pluck-able Pikmin plushes
These plushes made by Taito were only made available in Japan. There is a Red, Yellow, and Blue, and they stand 5-inches tall.
Pluck-able Pikmin plushes.
Pikmin plush cap
Taito released 3 Pikmin hats, one for Red, Blue, and Yellow Pikmin. These hats were worn by E3 2013 staff, and are only available in Japan.
Pikmin hats.
UlalaCube Pikmin merchandise
Bendy Keychains
A collection of Pikmin-themed rubbery bendable keychains were released in Japan by UlalaCube in mid-December of 2013. There were 6 different types of keychains, which consisted of a Red Pikmin, a Blue Pikmin, a Yellow Pikmin, a Purple and White Pikmin, and a Flying and Rock Pikmin, as well as a "secret" variant which was actually a Red, Yellow, and Blue Pikmin together. All of the keychains were approximately 100 by 80 mm, and came in boxes of 12, as well as sold separately at stores in Japan.
Bendy keychain box art.
UlalaCube bendy keychains.
Light switch decoration
Three decal stickers were made by Ulalacube to be placed on light switches and other highly visible areas. They come in only one color, black, and they come in all variations from all of the Pikmin games. They were released to Japan on September 18th, 2013.
Red, Yellow, and Blue Pikmin light switch decoration.
Purple and White Pikmin light switch decoration.
Rock and Winged Pikmin light switch decoration.
Hasepro Pikmin-themed tableware
The following are various forks and bowls for Pikmin 3. They were made by Hasepro, and were available to Japan on November 26th, 2013. There were 2 bowls, 3 cups, 2 forks, and 2 spoons. They are made out of melamine.
The Hasepro Pikmin bowls.
The Hasepro Pikmin cups.
The Hasepro Pikmin forks.
The Hasepro Pikmin spoons.
Ban Dai
Calculators
On February 2nd, 2014, Pikmin calculators made by Ban Dai in collaboration with Chara home goods were released. There are two different styles for these calculators.
Pikmin-style calculators.
Tissue box case
A Pikmin 3-themed tin tissue box case was released by Ban Dai in 2013. The dimensions are 257x130x58mm, and fits almost any regularly sized tissue box.
An unopened Pikmin 3 tissue box case.
The tissue box case.
Inside the tissue box case.
The bottom of the tissue box case.
The top and bottom of the case.
BanPresto Pikmin merchandise
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Party favors
These Pikmin party favors were sold in 2001 in Japan only, as a party dome.
There are 5 different types of party favors:
- Red + pellet
- Yellow + pellet
- Blue + pellet
- Red + Mushroom Pikmin
- Blue + Yellow
Red + pellet.
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Yellow + pellet.
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Blue + pellet.
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Red + Mushroom Pikmin.
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Blue + Yellow.
The back of one of the party favors.
Pikmin plushes
Banpresto Released a few Pikmin plushes. The plushes are very hard to come by. The only known plushies so far are a leaf Blue Pikmin, and a bud Blue Pikmin.
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A leaf Blue Pikmin Banpresto plush.
Pikmin buttons
Towards the end of February 2002, Banpresto released a series of 24 3cm Pikmin buttons in Japan. These buttons were available in many of Banpresto's prize game machines located in various shops. The games consisted of balls falling from the top of the machine, and required the user to bat the balls away to avoid it landing in the "game over" hole. The games cost 100 yen each play and were generally pretty easy to win.
All of the Pikmin buttons.
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A Banpresto Puffmin button in its packaging.
A Banpresto prize game machine.
Uni Pikmin pencil leads
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Uni, a pencil and pen company, released a set of pencil leads which were sold alongside Pikmin keychains. The Pikmin keychains were modeled after the Pikmin 2 clay art.
Pikmin 2 pencil leads.
Miscellaneous items
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Pikmin 2 school supplies
These include tin pencil cases, markers, erasers, stickers, pens, pencils, notebooks, files, paper, pencil toppers, and mechanical pencil leads. The origin is unknown. Released by Nintendo.
Pikmin 2 school supplies.
Pikmin 2 pen case with sharpener.
Pikmin 3 supplies
Pikmin 2 school supplies front.
Pikmin 2 school supplies back.
Merchandise that features Pikmin
This section is for official merchandise that is not themed around Pikmin, but does feature them. This merchandise can either be released by Nintendo or by a third party.
Nintendo Monopoly (2010 edition)
Pikmin are featured on the sides of the box of the 2010 edition of Nintendo Monopoly. B&O Railroad has been replaced with a red Onion and the S.S. Dolphin is one of the metal playing pieces.
A Nintendo Monopoly set.
E3 2013 Lanyard
This lanyard was given out for free by Nintendo at various locations such as E3 2013, and the Pikmin 3 GameStop Hands-On event, and featured many Nintendo characters including a Red, Yellow, and Blue Pikmin.
Unlicensed merchandise
Pikmin lighter
In 2013 a toy company by the name of Gunma Prefecture Gunma-cho released 10 Pikmin-themed oil lighters. These were used without permission from Nintendo, and in on May 14th, 2013, the company executive was arrested for breaking copyright law. They allegedly sold 600 units to 10 different Tokyo-based toy companies.
Pikmin lighter #1.
Pikmin lighter #1 open.
Pikmin lighter #2.
Pikmin lighter #2 open.
