Alcremie Collector's Guide 2026: 63 Forms, Five Official Plush, and Three Shining Fates Premium Cards
By Dexhaul Team · September 17, 2026
Alcremie has 63 official forms.
Nine cream flavors combined with seven possible sweet decorations produce the largest per-Pokémon form count of any Galar Pokémon. For collectors, that creates a specific problem: the merchandise universe for Alcremie is far narrower than the in-game universe, and knowing which flavors actually exist as licensed products saves time and money.
This guide covers which plush forms are available, how the TCG handled Alcremie's unusual Shining Fates run, and where the entry points sit in 2026.
Which Cream Flavors Made It Into Plush
San-ei's All Star Collection line is the primary source for Alcremie plush. It covers multiple cream flavors including Vanilla Cream (the base form), Rainbow Swirl, Salted Cream, and Ruby Cream, each as a separate numbered release in the series.
The Rainbow Swirl version (PP182) is the most visually distinctive. It is the triple-mix cream flavor, paired with the Heart Candy decoration in the official plush design. Pricing sits at $28 across specialty importers.
Salted Cream (PP180) shares the $28 price point with Rainbow Swirl. The gray-toned body sets it apart from the pastel cream hues of the other flavors, making it the most subdued option in the line and a common second pick for collectors building out multiple forms.
The Matcha Cream Poké Plush from the Pokémon Center is a different product line entirely. At 9¼ inches it is larger than the All Star Collection pieces, uses the PC's own Poké Plush construction standard, and lists at $53.60 from secondhand importers. It is the only PC-original Alcremie plush currently circulating from the Sword and Shield era.
The gap between the $28 All Star plush and the $53.60 Matcha Cream reflects the Pokémon Center premium rather than a difference in the plush quality standard. Both are licensed products. The Matcha Cream version is simply the rarer of the two channels.
The $17 Entry Point: Starting With the Base Form
For collectors who want the most accessible Alcremie plush first, the Vanilla Cream All Star Collection piece is the answer.
Japan Figure Store lists the standard Alcremie S Plush Doll at $17.31, making it the lowest-cost licensed Alcremie plush currently available from any merchant in the catalogue. The seated pose is the same 18cm standard used across the All Star line. Nothing about the price signals lower quality: it is the base-form version of the same manufacturing standard as the $28 flavored variants.
One practical note for collectors interested in the 63-form completionist angle: only a small subset of the 63 forms have licensed plush. Trying to build a complete cross-flavor shelf is achievable with current stock, but expect to hunt for Ruby Cream and a few other flavors through Japan-specialty importers.
Shining Fates: Three Premium Alcremie Cards in One Expansion
Shining Fates (February 2021) gave Alcremie an unusual concentration of premium treatment within a single release.
The set contains an Alcremie V Full Art (064/072), an Alcremie VMAX Hyper Rare numbered above the set total at 073/072, and an Alcremie entry in the set's 122-card Shiny Vault subset (SV058/SV122). Each is a distinct card, distinct rarity designation, and distinct art treatment. All three are available raw from singles sellers in the $5 to $13 range as of September 2026.
The Hyper Rare VMAX at $5.99 raw is the most striking pricing anomaly. Hyper Rares from the Sword and Shield era routinely command $15 to $50 raw for popular characters.
Alcremie's limited collector following keeps the supply from thinning the way Charizard, Pikachu, or Mewtwo equivalents do. The card carries the full rainbow foil treatment and is a legitimate Hyper Rare by every SWSH-era definition.
The Full Art V (064/072) sits at $6 across multiple sellers. The Shiny Vault entry (SV058/SV122) runs CA$13 at 401 Games, reflecting both the Canadian market and the Shiny Vault's collectibility as a 122-card subset that required deliberate SV-numbered pulls.
For collectors who want the complete Shining Fates Alcremie run, buying all three cards raw costs under $25 USD in the current market. That is an unusually accessible entry for a complete premium arc from a 2021 expansion.
Model Kits and Figures: The Sub-$15 Layer
Bandai's Quick Model Kit series includes an Alcremie kit at $10 to $13 depending on the seller.
USA Gundam Store lists it at $10.99 and Key Items Collectibles at $12.99. These are snap-together articulated kits, no paint required, aimed at display use rather than play.
The Alcremie kit is small-format, matching the character's compact proportions in the game. It is the most accessible entry point in the non-plush, non-card category and the one piece that works for collectors with limited shelf space.
A translucent Bandai Spirits vinyl figure also exists, listing at $9.99 to $15 across sellers. The translucent treatment renders Alcremie in a clear cream tint rather than the painted standard, which reads as either a display variant or a budget option depending on your preference. Both the kit and the vinyl sit below the lowest-cost plush, which makes them logical first purchases for collectors still deciding whether to commit to the plush line.
The Premium Sealed Option: Mimikyu ex and Alcremie ex
The Mimikyu ex and Alcremie ex Premium Collection is the only dedicated sealed product currently in the catalogue that puts Alcremie on the box.
Pokémon TCG: Mimikyu ex & Alcremie ex Premium Collection (10 Packs, Promo Cards)
$174.99 USD
The collection includes 10 booster packs plus promo cards, with both Mimikyu ex and Alcremie ex represented. At $174.99 from Collectors Emporium, this is positioned as a premium sealed purchase rather than an entry-level box.
The pairing of Mimikyu and Alcremie in a single product is notable from a merchandise perspective. Both are Galar-era Fairy types with significant plush followings. Mimikyu is the more recognizable of the two in Western markets, which means this box often surfaces in Mimikyu-focused searches, giving it secondary visibility beyond the Alcremie collector base.
For collectors who want an Alcremie ex promo card outside of pulling singles, this is the direct path. There is no standalone Alcremie ex collection box in the current catalogue.
Reading the Market in 2026
Alcremie occupies an interesting position in the Galar collector landscape.
The plush options cover several but not all of the 63 official forms. The TCG gave the character an unusually dense Shining Fates run at prices that have not climbed with the rest of the SWSH era premiums.
The model kit and vinyl figures add sub-$15 entry points that most comparable characters lack. And one premium sealed collection offers a direct path to an Alcremie ex promo.
The one gap is obvious: no dedicated English-language standalone Alcremie collection box has ever been produced. Collectors wanting the character on sealed product beyond the Mimikyu-paired collection are waiting on a future announcement that has not come as of this writing.
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