Pokémon DesQ Desktop Figures (2026): Every Set So Far
By Dexhaul Team · October 9, 2026 · 6 min read
Re-Ment's Pokémon DesQ line has five sets, each containing six figures built around a desk-display concept: small scenes of Pokémon going about their day, scaled for shelves and nightstands.
The newest set, Relaxing Home!, released February 23, 2026 and is the easiest to find right now. If you want the most complete display scene, Go to the Galar Region! from 2021 remains a collector favorite.
All five sets are in stock from independent sellers at the time of writing (October 2026). Prices observed start at around $9.99 per blind box and $60–$90 for full display sets of six. The line is also covered in the Pokémon Terrarium Collection and Re-Ment guide, which covers every Re-Ment Pokémon product alongside DesQ.
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Every Pokémon DesQ Set in the Line
Re-Ment has released five DesQ sets since 2021, each with exactly six figures. All use a blind-box format: each individual box contains one random figure, and buying six individual boxes does not guarantee one of each. To get a complete set without duplicates, look for the full display box (six boxes per display, sold as a unit by many retailers).
| Set name | Year | Theme | Figures | Box depth | In stock (Oct 2026) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Go to the Galar Region! | 2021 | Sword and Shield era; Galar scenes | 6 | ~80 mm | Yes |
| Battle on Desk! | 2021 | In-game battle stances on map bases | 6 | ~80 mm | Yes |
| Welcome to Paldea! | 2024 | Scarlet and Violet era; Paldea scenes | 6 | ~70 mm | Yes |
| Battle on Desk Ver. Anime | April 14, 2025 | Anime-episode-scene bases | 6 | 70 mm | Yes |
| Relaxing Home! | February 23, 2026 | Domestic slice-of-life scenes | 6 | 70 mm | Yes |
Box depths for the two confirmed sets come from Re-Ment's official product pages. The 2021 sets' exact dimensions are not confirmed on the current Re-Ment site; the ~80 mm depth figure is drawn from retailer listings and may vary slightly.
Where to Start: Three Picks
The right starting set depends on what era of Pokémon you're most attached to and how you plan to display the figures.
For Scarlet and Violet fans: Welcome to Paldea!
Welcome to Paldea! features Sprigatito, Fuecoco, Quaxly, and three other Paldea-era Pokémon in miniature regional scenes. It's the natural entry point if your collection skews Scarlet and Violet.
Stock from independent shops is steady, and single blind boxes are easy to find.
For Galar collectors: Go to the Galar Region!
The first DesQ set and still one of the most requested. Go to the Galar Region! centers on Wooloo, Morpeko, and Galarian Slowpoke alongside the Sword and Shield starters.
Because it is the oldest set, finding a sealed full display box is harder than for newer releases. Individual blind boxes are the more reliable find, typically in the $10–$18 range.
For the newest additions: Relaxing Home!
Relaxing Home! is the easiest set to find at MSRP right now, and its domestic-scene bases make it the most versatile for mixing with other desk decor. It also has the widest selection across independent shops, with single blind boxes available from multiple sellers in the $15–$20 range.
Battle on Desk! vs Battle on Desk Ver. Anime: What Is Different
Two sets share the "Battle on Desk" name but are completely different products. This is the most common source of confusion when buying.
The original Battle on Desk! (2021) uses bases styled after in-game map tiles. The figures are mid-battle: attacks flying, expressions fierce.
The Anime version (April 14, 2025) swaps to bases recreating specific moments from the animated series. Figures are posed to match the anime's looser, more expressive art style. The two sets do not overlap in figures or base design.
If you want both, start with the Anime version: it is more widely available and its scene-based bases are more varied. The original 2021 set complements it for a full battle-theme shelf without repetition.
Telling Genuine DesQ Figures Apart from Counterfeits
Re-Ment figures are frequently counterfeited, and the 2021 DesQ sets have been in circulation long enough to attract bootleg production.
Every genuine DesQ box carries the Re-Ment name in Japanese (リーメント) on the side panel and a barcode starting with 4521121. Listings without that barcode, priced under $7 from a non-clearance seller, or with garbled Japanese text are a red flag. The Pokémon figures buying guide covers verification across all major lines.
Displaying and Caring for DesQ Figures
DesQ figures are not articulated and are not designed to be posed. The bases are fixed, and the figures attach to the bases via a short peg. Do not force a figure off its base: the peg is fragile and not designed to be removed for cleaning.
A key shelf-sizing detail: the two most recent sets have 70 mm box depth per Re-Ment's official specs. The 2021 sets' retailer listings suggest a slightly deeper footprint of approximately 80 mm.
Before mounting a display shelf, measure the base depth of each set you own. A 70 mm clearance will not accommodate the deeper Galar and Battle on Desk originals without modification.
For dust: a soft brush works better than compressed air, which can knock small accessories off bases. DesQ figures are not rated for outdoor or humid environments; their painted surfaces are lacquer-finished but not sealed for moisture.
DesQ as a Holiday Gift (2026 Q4)
DesQ blind boxes hit the $15–$20 price point that makes them easy to combine with other items: officially licensed, no TCG knowledge required, and available in nearly every region. A full display box of six is a solid standalone gift for a collector aged 12 and up.
Relaxing Home! is the most gift-friendly set this season: newest, easiest to find, and its domestic-scene theme displays cleanly on a shelf or desk. For broader gift ideas across all categories, see the Pokémon 2026 holiday gift guide.
For a comparison with Takara Tomy's Moncolle line at similar prices, see the Pokémon Moncolle guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many figures are in each DesQ blind box?
Each individual DesQ blind box contains one figure. Every set has six figures total, sold as a display box of six or as individual mystery boxes one at a time.
Can I buy a complete set without buying duplicates?
Yes. Look for "full set" or "display box" listings, which sell all six boxes from one factory unit, guaranteeing one of each figure. Individual blind boxes are random and may duplicate.
Are DesQ figures the same as the Re-Ment Terrarium Collection?
No. The Terrarium Collection features Pokémon inside glass-dome or nature-scene bases and has over 15 sets. DesQ is a separate line with desk and display-scene bases, currently at five sets.
Are the figures suitable for children?
Re-Ment recommends their figures for ages 15 and up due to small, detachable accessories. DesQ figures have small base pegs and painted details that are not designed for rough handling.
Are there any more DesQ sets planned?
Re-Ment has not announced a sixth Pokémon DesQ set as of October 2026. New sets tend to follow region launches and major Pokémon anniversaries, so watch the official Re-Ment site for announcements.
Browse all five DesQ sets and other Pokémon desktop figures from independent shops at DexHaul's Pokémon Figures collection. DexHaul is independent and unofficial, not affiliated with Re-Ment, The Pokémon Company, or any manufacturer listed here.
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