MegaHouse G.E.M. Pokémon Figures (2026): Every Release

MegaHouse is a Bandai Namco subsidiary and one of Japan's leading manufacturer of officially licensed collector figures. Its G.E.M. Pokémon line covers over two dozen releases, from compact trainer dioramas to large-scale multi-Pokémon G.E.M. EX showpieces, with prices observed between $94 and $475 in October 2026.

Every figure is made from PVC and ABS, painted and finished at the factory, and sold as a sealed display piece with no assembly required. The line spans the original series, Johto, Hoenn, Alola, and Galar, with releases tracked by Bulbapedia's Pokémon figures page.

There is no single storefront for the full G.E.M. catalogue. Because most releases are Japan-market products imported to other regions by independent sellers, prices vary across vendors. What follows is the full release picture, with stock status and prices observed on October 9, 2026.

Every G.E.M. Pokémon Figure: Full Release Table

MegaHouse publishes G.E.M. Pokémon releases under two tiers. Standard G.E.M. figures stand around 160-175mm and pair a trainer character with one or two Pokémon. G.E.M. EX scales larger, typically 210-340mm, and builds full Pokémon type-collection or legendary-pair dioramas. The table below lists all confirmed releases as sourced from MegaHouse's own product catalogue and Bulbapedia.

Where to Start with G.E.M. Pokémon Figures

Three entry points cover most buyers coming to this line for the first time.

Best value: Raihan & Duraludon ($94-137)

The Raihan and Duraludon standard G.E.M. is the lowest-priced confirmed in-stock figure in the line, observed at $94-137 USD in October 2026. At 175mm it is the right scale to understand what the line looks like before committing to a G.E.M. EX. It is also the only Galar-generation trainer release to date.

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Best classic diorama: Ash, Charizard & Pikachu ($300-330)

The most recognizable trainer trio in the standard tier. At around $300-330 USD observed in October 2026, this places you at the upper end of standard G.E.M. pricing, but the three-figure diorama shows what the format does well: a moment in time rather than a static character pose.

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Best G.E.M. EX centerpiece: Eevee Friends ($363)

Confirmed in MegaHouse's own catalogue as a September 2019 release, Eevee Friends is one of the most sought-after EX releases. It groups multiple Eeveelutions in a single diorama at around 210mm. Observed at $363 USD in October 2026.

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G.E.M. vs G.E.M. EX: What's the Difference

Standard G.E.M. and G.E.M. EX are the same licensed product line, manufactured by MegaHouse to the same quality standard. The differences are scale, scope, and price.

Standard G.E.M. figures: 160-175mm, one or two Pokémon paired with a trainer character, generally one point-of-purchase in a single diorama scene. G.E.M. EX scales up to 210-340mm for more Pokémon in the composition. The Ghost Type Collection G.E.M. EX (confirmed July 2020) groups Gengar, Haunter, Gastly, and Misdreavus on a single base. The Dialga and Palkia G.E.M. EX reaches approximately 340mm, making it the largest in the line.

Both tiers use PVC and ABS construction. Neither comes apart: G.E.M. figures are display pieces, not action figures, and do not have articulated joints or interchangeable parts.

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The upcoming Mega Charizard X & Y G.E.M. EX is a pre-order for an October 2026 release. It combines both Mega Evolutions on a single base with flame effects, roughly 210mm tall. Observed pre-order price: $475.20 USD at the time of writing.

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Spotting Authentic G.E.M. Figures

Genuine MegaHouse G.E.M. figures carry several consistent marks. The base will have an official copyright line from The Pokémon Company and a MegaHouse production credit, usually moulded into the underside. The box uses MegaHouse's G.E.M. logo treatment and an item number beginning with 4535123.

Third-party copies typically show softer paint lines, inconsistent gloss, and slightly different proportions in the smallest Pokémon. The Pikachu in any trainer diorama is the easiest tell: MegaHouse's paint is clean-edged at the cheek patches and tail tip.

When buying from a seller you have not used before, look for product photos that show the base copyright text. Listings without base photos, or that use only stock renders rather than physical item photos, carry more risk. Sticking to established import retailers reduces this exposure. For more guidance on identifying licensed products, see the DexHaul guide to spotting fake Pokémon products.

Displaying and Caring for G.E.M. Figures

All G.E.M. and G.E.M. EX figures ship with a display base that keeps the scene stable. Standard G.E.M. dioramas are self-contained: the base, trainer, and Pokémon are typically connected. G.E.M. EX pieces may ship in multiple parts that press-fit at assembly.

Keep PVC figures out of direct sunlight. UV exposure yellows the lighter plastic and fades translucent parts like wings and flame effects fastest. Dust with a soft brush rather than a cloth; microfibre catches on textured surfaces.

The Dialga and Palkia G.E.M. EX at ~340mm needs a shelf with at least 15cm clearance above it. Standard G.E.M. dioramas sit comfortably on a 20cm-deep shelf with 25cm of height. The Mega Charizard X & Y EX should be measured against its base footprint before committing to a shelf: the interacting flame effects extend the footprint beyond the base edge.

For broader collector display options, the DexHaul guide to Pokémon statues and resin figures covers shelving and UV cabinet choices alongside the full licensed statue landscape.

G.E.M. Pokémon Figures as a Holiday Gift (2026)

For Q4 2026, G.E.M. figures split into two gift tiers. The Raihan and Duraludon standard G.E.M. at $94-137 and the Misty or Brock trainer dioramas in the $190-210 range sit in the premium gift category without reaching the collector-centrepiece price point. These are well-packaged, production-finished pieces that require no assembly.

G.E.M. EX pieces, starting at $251 for the Ho-Oh and Lugia release and up to $475 for the Mega Charizard pre-order, work as showcase gifts for serious collectors. They are Japan-exclusive releases by origin, which makes them harder to find locally and adds a point of distinction over standard retail items.

For a broader holiday guide with multiple figure lines and price bands, the Pokémon 2026 holiday gift guide covers every product type from $15 through $500+. The Pokémon Nendoroid guide is a useful comparison: it is a different figure style at a lower average price point.

MegaHouse G.E.M. EX Mega Charizard X & Y (Pre-order, Oct 2026)

$475.20 USD

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does G.E.M. stand for?

MegaHouse uses G.E.M. as the brand name for this figure line without officially expanding the acronym in English-language materials. The figures are sometimes listed simply as "G.E.M. Series" or "G.E.M. Pocket Monsters Series" on Japanese retail listings.

Are G.E.M. figures officially licensed?

Yes. MegaHouse is an officially licensed Pokémon merchandise producer. All G.E.M. Pokémon figures carry copyright markings from The Pokémon Company on their base, and DexHaul only lists officially licensed products from verified independent sellers.

What is the difference between G.E.M. and G.E.M. EX?

G.E.M. EX figures are larger (210-340mm vs 160-175mm for standard G.E.M.) and typically feature multiple Pokémon in a single diorama rather than the trainer-plus-one-or-two-Pokémon format of standard releases. G.E.M. EX figures also carry higher observed prices in import listings.

Where can I buy MegaHouse G.E.M. Pokémon figures?

Most G.E.M. figures are Japan-market releases sold by independent import retailers. DexHaul's Collectibles and Statues collection lists in-stock G.E.M. figures from independent sellers, with prices in your local currency.

Are older G.E.M. figures still in stock?

Most releases from 2019 onward are still findable through import retailers in October 2026, though availability for any single release varies by seller. The Eevee Friends, Ghost Type, and Ho-Oh and Lugia G.E.M. EX pieces show up consistently; older trainer dioramas from 2014-2016 are less predictable.

Browse All G.E.M. Pokémon Figures

Find every in-stock MegaHouse G.E.M. figure from independent sellers, with prices observed October 9, 2026.