Pokémon Scale World are a series of 1/20 scale (approximately) figures that feature Pokémon and Trainers characters.
These figures are all scaled to one another to make for realistic displays.
The first Hoenn set was released in Japan in June 2021 (was first scheduled to release in May 2021) and is made by Bandai.
JAN/EAN: 4549660582892
The figures comes in a cardboard box and inside it you can find 6 other boxes. All the boxes are numbered and feature the characters you will find inside.
#1 Treecko and Grovyle
Size: Treecko is approx. H2.5×W1.3×D1.8 cm
Grovyle is approx. H5.8×W3.5×D4.6 cm
Inside the cardboard box you'll find the Pokémon featured in the image inside a plastic bag (sometimes with some plastic to protect the figure since some parts are more delicate). Only the front and the top of the box feature the Pokémon inside . All the other facade have information about the other Scale World (some of them are sold separately) and information about a candy/gum (since I don't know when it expire I suggest to don't eat it).
Both figures have a transparent stand but the two figure can stand on their own (and the one for Grovyle don't enter really well....)
Grovyle leaves are really well made and have a little flexibility.
(I don't know why but the leaf on the right arm is a little damaged... I think its a manufacturing defect)
#2 Torchic, Combusken and Poochyena
Size: Torchic is approx. H2×W1×D1.1 cm
Comusken is approx. H4.6×W3.9×D2.1 cm
Poochyena is approx. H2.5×W1.5×D3.5 cm
Only Torchic and Combusken have a transparent stand but, like Treecko and Grovyle, the two figure can stand on their own.
#3 Mudkip, Marshtomp and Skitty
Size: Mudkip is approx. H2.1×W1.4×D2.5 cm
Marshtomp is approx. H3.5×W2.5×D1.9 cm
Skitty is approx. H3×W2.9×D2.7 cm
Marshtomp and Skitty have a transparent stand. While Mudkip and Skitty can stand on their own, Marshtomp require a stand to stand up.
#4 Blaziken
Size: Blaziken is approx. H9.9×W9.1×D6.2 cm
Blaziken is the biggest figure from this set and it don't have a stand since it can stand on its own.
Blaziken is the only fully evolved Pokémon of this set (sadly Swampert and Sceptile are sold separately and are pricey....).
#5 May (ORAS ver.)
Size: May (ORAS ver.) is approx. H8×W3.4×D1.8 cm
May (ORAS ver.) have a transparent stand.
#6 Brendan (ORAS ver.)
Size: Brendan (ORAS ver.) is approx. H7.6×W3×D2.8 cm
Brendan (ORAS ver.) have a transparent stand.
The Hoenn set have 11 figures inside it.
Every part of the Pokémon are reproduced really well and it's really funny to see how big the Pokémon are in a scale of 1/20. All the Pokémon figures use the official 3D models from the games while the Pokémon trainers use a little different pose (for example May and Brendan in the official artwork have a Poké Ball in their hand while here they don't have one).
The quality of the Pokémon is really good and, at first both May and Brendan seems a little strange (Brendan's smile is a little creepy XD) but the figures are really cute.
The best thing about those figures is that you can see how big a Pokémon "really" is near other Pokémon or near the two trainers.
It's really funny to see how big Blaziken is near its pre-evolutions (Torchic is really small!!)!
This first Hoenn set (the second one will be released this August in Japan) is definitely a must buy if you love Hoenn but it's really sad that not all the final evolutions of the starters (Sceptile and Swampert) are in this set...
These figures are all scaled to one another to make for realistic displays.
The first Hoenn set was released in Japan in June 2021 (was first scheduled to release in May 2021) and is made by Bandai.
JAN/EAN: 4549660582892
The figures comes in a cardboard box and inside it you can find 6 other boxes. All the boxes are numbered and feature the characters you will find inside.
#1 Treecko and Grovyle
Size: Treecko is approx. H2.5×W1.3×D1.8 cm
Grovyle is approx. H5.8×W3.5×D4.6 cm
Inside the cardboard box you'll find the Pokémon featured in the image inside a plastic bag (sometimes with some plastic to protect the figure since some parts are more delicate). Only the front and the top of the box feature the Pokémon inside . All the other facade have information about the other Scale World (some of them are sold separately) and information about a candy/gum (since I don't know when it expire I suggest to don't eat it).
Both figures have a transparent stand but the two figure can stand on their own (and the one for Grovyle don't enter really well....)
Grovyle leaves are really well made and have a little flexibility.
(I don't know why but the leaf on the right arm is a little damaged... I think its a manufacturing defect)
#2 Torchic, Combusken and Poochyena
Size: Torchic is approx. H2×W1×D1.1 cm
Comusken is approx. H4.6×W3.9×D2.1 cm
Poochyena is approx. H2.5×W1.5×D3.5 cm
Only Torchic and Combusken have a transparent stand but, like Treecko and Grovyle, the two figure can stand on their own.
#3 Mudkip, Marshtomp and Skitty
Size: Mudkip is approx. H2.1×W1.4×D2.5 cm
Marshtomp is approx. H3.5×W2.5×D1.9 cm
Skitty is approx. H3×W2.9×D2.7 cm
Marshtomp and Skitty have a transparent stand. While Mudkip and Skitty can stand on their own, Marshtomp require a stand to stand up.
#4 Blaziken
Size: Blaziken is approx. H9.9×W9.1×D6.2 cm
Blaziken is the biggest figure from this set and it don't have a stand since it can stand on its own.
Blaziken is the only fully evolved Pokémon of this set (sadly Swampert and Sceptile are sold separately and are pricey....).
#5 May (ORAS ver.)
Size: May (ORAS ver.) is approx. H8×W3.4×D1.8 cm
May (ORAS ver.) have a transparent stand.
#6 Brendan (ORAS ver.)
Size: Brendan (ORAS ver.) is approx. H7.6×W3×D2.8 cm
Brendan (ORAS ver.) have a transparent stand.
The Hoenn set have 11 figures inside it.
Every part of the Pokémon are reproduced really well and it's really funny to see how big the Pokémon are in a scale of 1/20. All the Pokémon figures use the official 3D models from the games while the Pokémon trainers use a little different pose (for example May and Brendan in the official artwork have a Poké Ball in their hand while here they don't have one).
The quality of the Pokémon is really good and, at first both May and Brendan seems a little strange (Brendan's smile is a little creepy XD) but the figures are really cute.
The best thing about those figures is that you can see how big a Pokémon "really" is near other Pokémon or near the two trainers.
It's really funny to see how big Blaziken is near its pre-evolutions (Torchic is really small!!)!
This first Hoenn set (the second one will be released this August in Japan) is definitely a must buy if you love Hoenn but it's really sad that not all the final evolutions of the starters (Sceptile and Swampert) are in this set...
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