Re-Ment Pokémon DesQ Desktop Scene Figures (2026): Every Volume

Five themed volumes.

One premise: Pokémon at work, at home, and on the road to new regions, in tiny 3-inch blind-box form.

Re-Ment's DesQ (short for "Desktop") line puts Pokémon characters into miniature scene dioramas sized for a real desk or shelf. Each volume ships as individual blind boxes, with a full set typically running six to eight figures.

If you want to start somewhere right now, the Paldea Region single box at $15.00 is the easiest entry point: single figure, known seller, currently in stock. The Re-Ment Pokémon blind-box series guide covers the Terrarium Collection and other lines alongside DesQ for the full picture.

There are five distinct DesQ volumes in stock today. The table below maps each one.

Every DesQ Volume in the Line

Three Picks to Start With

Choosing a DesQ volume comes down to the Pokémon roster you want, not just the theme. Here are three strong starting points currently in stock.

Battle on Desk (original)

The first DesQ volume features Gen 1 and Gen 2 favorites: Pikachu, Meowth, Psyduck, Bulbasaur, Charmander, Squirtle, and more, all posed mid-battle on or around a tiny desk. It is the broadest character selection in the line. Single boxes come in at $9.99–$14.95 USD depending on the seller, making it the lowest-cost entry point for the original cast.

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Battle on Desk Anime Ver.

The Anime Version refreshes the desk concept with Galar starters and a looser, more energetic sculpt style. It is currently the most widely available DesQ volume, with single boxes starting from $11.39 USD. If you already have the original and want a visual contrast, this is the natural second purchase.

Re-Ment Pokemon DesQ Battle on Desk Anime Version

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To the Paldea Region!

The Paldea volume shifted the DesQ concept from battle desks to travel: figures show Pokémon in motion, heading somewhere. The set runs six figures rather than eight, so the full roster is easier and cheaper to complete. Single boxes are $13.00–$17.00 USD.

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Full Sets Versus Single Boxes

Every DesQ volume is available as individual blind boxes or as a full set of all six or eight figures. The blind box is the right choice if you want one or two specific characters and are comfortable with the chance pull. Full sets cost more upfront but guarantee every character in the volume, which matters most when completing a whole series or buying a gift.

The Relaxing Home! full set of six figures is a standout example: observed at $46.70 USD for the sealed box set, versus $15.99–$23.00 for a single. That works out to roughly $7.78 per figure when buying the set, compared to a higher per-unit cost buying singles.

The math favors the set if you want all six.

Re-Ment Pokemon DesQ Relaxing Home! Full set of 6 Mini Figure Set

$46.70 USD

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Telling Volumes Apart: What the Packaging Tells You

Every genuine DesQ blind box carries the Re-Ment logo, the volume title in both Japanese and English, and the Pokémon Company copyright line on the outer sleeve. If those three elements are absent, you are looking at a counterfeit or unlicensed product.

The quickest way to tell the Anime Version from the original is box color. The original Battle on Desk uses a blue-heavy palette; the Anime Version shifts to a warmer yellow-orange scheme.

For region-themed volumes (Galar, Paldea), the region name appears prominently in the subtitle. When buying secondhand, check the molded base: Re-Ment stamps their logo and the product number on the bottom.

The DesQ line sits alongside other popular Re-Ment series. For a comparison of DesQ against the larger Terrarium Collection and other Re-Ment Pokémon lines, the Pokémon Re-Ment blind-box series guide covers every active line in one place. If you are also considering non-Re-Ment figures from the same price range, the Moncolle Pokémon figures guide is a useful comparison point.

Displaying and Caring for DesQ Figures

DesQ figures are roughly 7–8 cm tall and freestanding. They are designed to balance on a flat surface without a stand, which makes them practical for actual desk use.

Because these are ABS and ATBC-PVC plastic, avoid direct sunlight over extended periods: the paint can fade on finer detail areas like accessories and facial features. A closed display case keeps dust off the small parts. The original Battle on Desk figures include loose accessories (tiny props like paper and small objects), so check the box contents carefully when buying secondhand.

DesQ Figures as Holiday Gifts

Single blind boxes at $9.99–$17.95 USD sit in the ideal stocking-stuffer range. The surprise element works in your favor: the recipient gets a genuine blind-box experience, which is part of the appeal for Pokémon figure collectors. The Paldea or Galar region volumes are safe picks because they appeal to fans of the more recent games without requiring knowledge of a specific character preference.

Full sets are the better option when you know the recipient wants a complete display, and the Relaxing Home! set of six at $46.70 USD packs well as a single boxed gift. The Pokémon 2026 holiday gift guide has more figure and plush options across every budget if you are still deciding.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does DesQ stand for?

DesQ is Re-Ment's shorthand for "Desktop," reflecting the original concept: Pokémon posed in or around a miniature desk scene. Later volumes expanded the setting to include home scenes and regional travel themes while keeping the DesQ name.

How big are Re-Ment DesQ figures?

Most DesQ figures stand approximately 7–8 cm (about 3 inches) tall. The figures are fixed-pose with no articulated joints, designed to display upright on a flat surface without a stand.

Are DesQ figures blind boxes?

Yes. Each DesQ box contains one randomly assorted figure from the volume's character roster. Full sets are sold separately and contain all figures in the series: the only guaranteed way to receive a specific character.

Is the Galar Region DesQ different from the Battle on Desk volumes?

Yes. The Galar volume (Go to the Galar Region!) features Galar-native Pokémon in travel-themed poses rather than desk battle stances. The character roster does not overlap significantly with the original Battle on Desk set, so collectors often pick both.

Are these figures officially licensed?

Yes. The Pokémon Company licenses Re-Ment to produce these figures. Every genuine DesQ box includes the Pokémon copyright notice on the packaging alongside the Re-Ment branding.