The spookiest holiday of the year is almost upon us yet again, and while Pokemon has merch connected to pretty much every holiday at this point, it pulls out all the stops for Halloween. I mean, there's even an entire type dedicated to ghosts, so you know Pokemon has had people who love Halloween at its core since the very beginning. Decades later, there are dozens of Ghost-type Pokemon, and also plenty of non-Ghost-types who have been given spooky makeovers.

Some of those Pokemon have been lucky enough to have their Halloween looks transformed into plushes. In fact, some of the Halloween-themed Pokemon below only exist in plush form. There are any number of reasons why you're about to peruse this list. Whether it be decorations for a Pokemon-themed Halloween party, gifts for people in your life who prefer October 31 to any other day of the year, or simply because you want some new Pokemon plushes with a spooky twist, we should have something below for you.

Best Halloween Pokemon Plushes

Greavard's very first plush is one that has been specifically created for Halloween, which is incredibly fitting. The Ghost-type pup is sitting inside a pumpkin, a surefire way to make anything cute even cuter. Greavard's plush is still suitably spooky, though. Not only because it's a ghost dog sitting in a pumpkin, but also because of what happens to anyone who spends too much time with the Pokemon. Greavard loves attention, but give it too much and it'll literally, but unwittingly, suck the life force out of you.

Hey, I know some of you will have rolled your eyes when scrolling down to find a Pikachu plush right here near the top, but I'm afraid that's life. Pikachu is not only the most instantly recognizable Pokemon to date, but it's one of the most recognizable fictional characters on the planet. Even when Pikachu is wearing a disguise like this one, everyone knows who he is right away. This Halloween-themed outfit is a part of Pokemon's Spooky Festival collection. Combining scary elements with autumnal colors, there's no reason this Pikachu can't be on display from now until October 31 and beyond.

Not all Halloween costumes need to be creepy or spooky. Some can be fun, and Fuecoco's pick is the definition of that this spooky season. Dressed as a taco, Fuecoco looks like a tasty little snack in this new plush. Fuecoco has been overlooked since its introduction as Paldea's Fire-type starter, and you can thank Sprigatito and Quaxley for that. Hey, if it takes dressing as a taco to get some of that attention back, more power to Fuecoco.

A Pokemon kitted out in the way Pikachu is above might not be for everyone. Some Pokemon fans may prefer their Halloween-themed Pokemon to be a little more subtle. If that's you, or the Pokemon fan in your life you're shopping for, then this Squirtle may well be for you. Nothing more to the Water-type's Halloween garb than a tiny pumpkin bucket in which to collect its sweets, or maybe that should be candies. The only problem is no matter how many candies your Squirtle finds while trick or treating, it won't ever become a Wartortle.

If you think the Pikachu above is overdressed, but the Squirtle doesn't scream Halloween enough, then say hello to the happy medium I'm assuming you've come here for. Sporting a spooky hat and bow tie, Scorbunny's Halloween plush is wearing just enough to let you know October 31 is on the horizon without going overboard. Its trick-or-treat basket is also looking a lot fuller than Squirtles. Packed with berries, the fire-starter does pose the risk of getting the same reputation as the house on your street that would hand out fruit instead of candy to trick-or-treaters.

It's Halloween, it's Pokemon, you knew I was going to get a Gengar in here somewhere. I didn't even need to get inventive since Gengar is a Ghost-type. You're lucky this whole list isn't just Gengar plushes. This particular plush isn't actually a Gengar one at all. Its Morpeko in its full belly mode sporting a very fashionable Gengar cloak. The plush even has a collar for Morpeko that has been made to look like Gengar's teeth, complete with a little Gengar tongue. Its details like that which might make this the pick of the Pokemon Halloween plush bunch.

Sticking with the Pokemon dressed as other Pokemon theme, this little Yamper plush is a part of Pokemon's Pumpkin party collection. Yamper is dressed as Galarian Zigzagoon for the holidays, and the little guy couldn't look happier about it. Give your kids this Yamper and the Morpeko above, you're almost guaranteed to bring home an impressive trick-or-treating haul on October 31. Even better, dress them as the cosplaying Pokemon while carrying the cosplaying plushes. Like a Halloween Pokemon plush nesting doll situation.

Back to where we began, another Pikachu. The Electric-type's popularity means there are a lot of Halloween Pikachu plushes out there. The one that kicked off this guide was pretty over the top. Okay if that's what you're looking for, but this option is a little more subtle. Just a happy winking Pikachu holding a pumpkin. Not any old pumpkin, but a Jack-o-Lantern someone has carved a Pikachu face into. If I had any artistic talent in me at all, I'd do the same with an actual pumpkin this Halloween. Making it look even a little bit scary is tricky enough so I may have to stick to a bog-standard smiley face, as usual.

If you're wondering how exactly Piplup, one of the cutest and most adorable Pokemon regardless of gen or region, could possibly be made to look scary for Halloween, well, it probably can't. Instead, Pokemon has achieved something that seemed just as impossible until I first laid eyes on the image above. It has made Piplup even cuter. Giving the tiny penguin an even tinier pumpkin hat, Piplup is more than ready for Halloween. It won't need to go trick-or-treating though since the plush comes with a doughnut almost as big as Piplup which is covered in Pokemon cookies. Quite the sugary overload coming Piplup's way but hey, isn't that what Halloween is all about?

FAQ

Are There Halloween Pokemon Cards?

If a few Halloween Pokemon plushes aren't enough to fill your spooky season boots, Pokemon has its fingers in other Halloween pies too. Of course, there are special Halloween 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Pokemon cards, and of course, the best way to buy them is by picking up something Pokemon✤ has labeled BOOster packs.

What Is The Rarest Pokemon Plush In The World?

You might not think Pokemon plushes would be all that rare and that Pokemon just makes enough supply to meet the demand, but that's not always the case. There are a few incredibly rare Pokemon plushes out there, and the Giant Eevee Plush might well be the rarest of them all. Released in 2012 and measuring three feet tall, if you've got one, someone would likely be willing to pay you a lot of money for it.

Can You Buy Pokemon In Build-A-Bear?

Yes, Pokemon does have an official partnership with Build-A-Bear. The number of Pokemon available through Build-A-Bear's website and its stores is limited but growing all the time as a Mimikyu plush was added to the collection in preparation for this year's Halloween. Build-A-Bear's options do tend to be slightly more expensive than the options through the links above since they are fully customizable.

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