Pokémon Re-ment Blind Box Figures: A Series-by-Series Guide for 2026
By Dexhaul Team · September 15, 2026
There are dozens of Pokémon Re-ment series on the market, and picking the wrong one for your budget or display space is easy to do without a clear map of the lineup.
Re-ment is a Japanese manufacturer best known for its officially licensed miniature figure collections. Each Pokémon series ships as a sealed blind box containing one random figure from a set of six. You do not know which figure you will receive until you open the box.
Every series also includes a hidden "secret" figure available at unannounced odds. Re-ment does not publish pull rates for secret variants.
The catalog divides into clearly distinct sub-lines: Terrarium, Pocket Bonsai, Swing Vignette, Town, Night collections, and more. Each sub-line uses its own numbering that restarts at 1.
A buyer searching for "Re-ment Pokémon Vol.3" will find results from at least three unrelated series. This is the single most common source of confusion when shopping the Re-ment lineup.
Terrarium Collection: The Flagship Line
Terrarium is Re-ment's longest-running Pokémon series, now at Volume 15. Each figure is a small diorama: a Pokémon positioned inside or beside a transparent acrylic enclosure. The acrylic element is what distinguishes Terrarium figures visually from most competing blind box brands, which typically use PVC and ABS only.
Current single-box prices range from $14.64 to $21.99 depending on seller. Earlier volumes can reach $89.71 for complete 6-piece boxed sets once Re-ment closes production on that volume.
The 30th Anniversary tie-in (Terrarium Collection 10) links directly to Pokémon's 30th anniversary campaign and sits at $56–$69 on the current secondary market, reflecting both the collector significance and the production run ending.
Swing Vignette: Why Vol.2 Costs Six Times More Than Vol.3
Swing Vignette figures suspend a Pokémon on a swinging perch or branch, creating a hanging diorama effect. Vol.3 currently sells for $14.99 per box. Vol.2 is $89.99.
These are not different tiers of quality. They are the same product format from the same brand.
The difference is production status. Once Re-ment closes a production run, existing stock moves to secondary market sellers at whatever price supply and demand support. Vol.3 is still in production; Vol.2 is not.
The $75 gap is entirely a supply constraint.
This pattern repeats across every Re-ment sub-line. If you find a current-production series at $14–$20, that is the right time to buy. Waiting until it sells out will add a significant secondary-market premium.
Pocket Bonsai and Bonsai 3
Pocket Bonsai figures center on miniature bonsai tree compositions. Bonsai 3 "With the Changing Seasons" is currently available from $14.95 to $20 depending on seller. The series features Pokémon posed among seasonal botanical arrangements.
Pocket Bonsai 2 ("Little Four Seasons Story") is still available from $11.36 at some retailers, making it one of the lowest current per-box entry points in the active Re-ment Pokémon lineup. The Pocket Bonsai sub-line uses a smaller footprint than the Terrarium series, which matters for display space.
Night-Themed Collections
Re-ment has released multiple series built around nighttime and sleeping scenes. These share a visual theme but are completely separate releases with different figures.
Little Night Collection 2 at $14.95 features Pokémon in small nighttime scenarios. Nighty Night ($19.99) depicts Pokémon sleeping around a lamp.
The Starrium Series "Dreamy Moonlit Night" ($14.95–$19.99) focuses on star and moonscape settings. Each series features a different roster of Pokémon in different compositions.
None of these three series share figures. Buying one does not give you duplicates from the others.
Town Series: Pokémon in Everyday Settings
The Town series depicts Pokémon going about everyday life in a small-town environment. Town 3 "Sea Breeze Street" is available at $19.99 and represents the most recent release in this line.
Town figures are larger in footprint than Terrarium or Pocket Bonsai pieces. If shelf space is limited, this matters before buying.
The $9.99 Entry Point Most Buyers Miss
Terrarium EX Galar Region Vol.2 is currently listed at $9.99 per box, the lowest price point in the active Re-ment Pokémon lineup. Most buyers scroll past it because the "EX" label reads as a premium sub-line designation.
Re-ment's EX releases are actually a lower-cost, smaller-scale sub-series. These figures feature Galar region Pokémon and use the same blind box format as the main Terrarium line at a reduced price. If you want to try Re-ment for the first time without committing $18–$20, this is the practical starting point.
Wanomado: The Japanese Bath House Series
Wanomado is a thematic series depicting Pokémon in the setting of a traditional Japanese public bath house. The scenes use detailed architectural elements in the diorama bases.
Current single-box listings range from $16 to $20. Out-of-production stock is listed at $89.99. This is the widest active price spread in any Re-ment Pokémon sub-line because some sellers still hold production-era stock while others are sourcing from secondary markets.
If you want Wanomado, the $16–$20 listings are current production stock. The $89.99 listing is secondary market pricing on a different variant of the same series.
How to Choose
Start with Terrarium if you want the deepest selection: 15 volumes means 90+ distinct figures across a single sub-line. Start with Pocket Bonsai 2 at $11.36 if you want the lowest per-box cost. Start with Terrarium EX Galar Region at $9.99 if you want the absolute cheapest try-before-you-commit option.
Avoid any series listed above $30 per box unless you have confirmed it is still in production at that price. Above that price floor, you are almost always buying secondary market stock at a premium that will not recover.
Re-ment's Pokémon line is fully officially licensed. Every figure in every series is designed and produced under an active licensing arrangement with The Pokémon Company.
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