The 10-inch Pokémon Squishmallows cost around $15. The only ones expected to be limited are the ones from The Pokémon Center, which sold out instantly in November. Walmart then recalled them to ensure they couldn’t be sold before the release date.) Other sizes will be available, too.

(Some folks online reported buying them in early January, due to stores putting them out early. Ten-inch versions of the Pikachu and Gengar Squishmallows are expected to go on sale at Walmart in early February, too - as early as Wednesday. Target is the only store selling the 20-inch Squishmallows right now, and it’s not clear if they’ll be sold elsewhere. You can’t order online for delivery, but they are available to pay for online and pick up in-store. But others on social media and Reddit have seen restocks and rogue Pokémon Squishmallows - you’ll want to check online. Most stores near me sold out within a day, according to the Target website. If you want your own, there’s good news and bad news: They’re definitely out at Target, but they’re very hard to find. They’re perfect, and have joined me in every meeting I’ve had since I got them. POV: you're in a meeting with me today /9NsfHuT4XK- Nicole Carpenter January 30, 2023 It’s not - it’s roughly four times as big as the 10-inch one. I have a 10-inch Squishmallow, so I figured a 20-inch would just be double the size. My dog can lay comfortably on top of one like it’s a bed. I’m sure that if I curled up small enough, I could fit inside the skin of one of them. The 20-inch Pokémon Squishmallows are absolutely massive. Surely, I thought, there were more than two Squishmallow in each box, but I was wrong. The guy came back with two massive boxes and another worker in tow. It was easy, and the culmination of a month of seeking out Targets and Walmarts for the odd store out that may have put out the plush toys early, like I saw online. (There are a lot of Squishmallow fans, but also a lot of resellers who’ve benefited from early drops.) No one else was there looking for Squishmallows, and a Target employee grabbed one of each for me from the back. That’s why I arrived at Target around 15 minutes before it opened, expecting there may be a small group of people looking to buy one of the new Squishmallows. It was an easy drop to miss - except for those who’ve been watching the site intently, like me. The retailer quietly put a release date on its website, listing most stores as having two to four of each - Pikachu and Gengar - in stock. People are making memes and fanart for the piece of merchandise.Target started selling The Pokémon Company and toymaker Jazwares’ 20-inch Pokémon Squishmallows on Jan. The internet is also very intrigued by the prospect. In Pokémon Moon, Gengar’s Pokédex entry talks about the creepy cutie’s desire for a “traveling companion,” which is what it’s trying to do by “taking the lives of other humans.”Īnyway, it’s clear that I’m not the only one who’d like to crawl into Gengar’s warm abyss. The other thing about Gengar is that, according to Pokémon lore, Gengar was once a human. If you stand in front of its mouth, you’ll hear your loved ones’ voices calling out to you.

It lays traps, hoping to steal the lives of those it catches. Rumor has it that its gigantic mouth leads not into its body, filled with cursed energy, but instead directly into the afterlife. It’s in this form where his mouth takes over most of his body, as noted in the Pokédex: The Gengar pillow is absolutely reminiscent of Gengar’s Gigantamax form from Pokémon Sword and Shield. It’s unclear if P-Bandai will over another wave of pre-orders, sadly. According to Pokeshopper, a website that tracks Pokémon merchandise, the Gengar cushion sold out in just over an hour. Unfortunately for most of us, it’s already sold out on the P-Bandai website, despite costing almost $300. Frankly, I’m surprised no one had thought of this before.

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