Pokémon as a franchise is inescapable. It’s so incredibly massive that it has touched pretty much every form of merchandise out there. For good reason, to be honest. There are over one thousand Pokémon at the time of publishing this article, so there is a Pokémon out there that is perfect for you!

While you try to find your perfect partner, check out this list of the 12 cutest Pokémon figures!

Cutest Pokémon Figures Comparison Table

1. Big Eevee Model Kit - Best Eevee Figure

Our Rating: 5/5 Stars

Eevee is not only one of the cutest Pokémon, but it can become one of eight equally adorable Pokémon! Eevee is a fan favorite for a reason, becoming a secondary mascot for the series when Pikachu is too busy. Its dog-like appearance gives it a really good analogue to the real-world, adding to its likeability. That’s not even going into the Eeveelutions!

Why We Like It

We’re starting this list off with one of the best model kits out there. This Big Eevee model kit is perfect for the Pokémon fan in your life! It’s big, it articulates, and it’s ADORABLE. It’s a snap model, so there are no tools necessary. It’s the perfect display piece for your Pokémon shelf.

2. Charmander Model Kit - Best Charmander Statue

Our Rating: 5/5 Stars

Charmander was one of the Generation I first partner Pokémon. It was introduced early and immediately became a hit among fans. Its fully evolved form, Charizard, is one of the most popular Pokémon out there! Charmander was one of Ash’s Pokémon in the first season of the anime. Ash found it hiding from a storm while it was waiting for its trainer that abandoned it. Luckily, Ash was there to save the day and Charmander became part of his team.

Why We Like It

This Charmander Figure Model Kit is perfect for a young Pokémon fan. It’s an easier build, done entirely by snaps. The sprues are easily removable, meaning you don’t need clippers to remove parts. It also gets rid of unsightly plastic spurs where the part is connected to the plastic. It comes pre-painted, so it’s already anime accurate. There are also stickers included to customize your model.

3. Bubble Squirtle Figure - Best Squirtle Statue

Our Rating: 5/5 Stars

Squirtle was another one of Kanto’s First Partner Pokémon and, in my humble (and completely correct) opinion, it’s the best one. In the anime, Ash’s Squirtle was part of a gang of Squirtle ruffians called the Squirtle Squad. They all wore sunglasses and were the coolest Pokémon ever to grace the airwaves. Squirtle is a pure Water type and a turtle, so most of its attacks use water or its shell to deal damage.

Why We Like It

This Bubble Squirtle Figure is a really cool and cute statue. Not only does it show off Squirtle’s design well, it also gives us a look at its personality. It’s sliding over water while shooting out these detailed bubbles, making a ring of them. It’s playful! Although it’s part of the Pokémon Gallery collection, it can be played with like most of the other figures on this list. It even looks like it’s in the middle of a battle!

4. Eevee & Bulbasaur Battle Pack - Best Eevee & Bulbasaur Figures

Our Rating: 5/5 Stars

We’ve already covered Eevees incredible popularity, but we have neglected the first Pokémon in the Pokédex, Bulbasaur. Bulbasaur is one of the very first First Partner Pokémon. This adorable Grass type is objectively the best choice for playthroughs of any Kanto-centric games. It’s cute, a dinosaur, and is super effective against the first two gyms. What’s not to love?

Why We Like It

This is the first of a few Battle Packs we have on this list and it’s probably my favorite. Now, I was always a Squirtle guy when I played Pokémon Red/Blue/Yellow, but I have grown to love Bulbasaur in my old age. The figures in the Eevee & Bulbasaur Battle Pack are about 2 or 3 inches each, the perfect size for little hands to play with. Not only are they battle ready, they have some of the most adorable facial expressions. Bulbasaur is winking at you! Come on!

5. Cubone Funko Pop - Best Cubone Figure

Our Rating: 5/5 Stars

Poor Cubone. For such a cute little guy, he’s got a sad backstory. Cubone always wears a skull on its head, never showing its real face. This is because it wears the skull of its dead mother and uses one of her bones as a weapon. As iconic as this Pokédex entry is, it doesn’t really make sense. These Cubone babies must have massive noggins at birth if it fits so well! Either way, Cubone is just a little cutie.

Why We Like It

There are tons of Pokémon Funko Pops out there. Chances are, you can find your favorite here on Poggers. However, I wanted to focus on a couple of the cutest ones that we have. Like all Funko Pops, this Cubone Funko is a 4” vinyl statue. They can be used as shelf decorators or for play. They’re sturdy, cute, and fit with most decor.

6.  Grass-Type Battle Pack - Best Oddish, Roselia, Rowlet, & Flapple Figures

Our Rating: 4.5/5 Stars

If you love Pokémon, chances are you have more than one favorite monster. This four pack contains four different Grass-type Pokémon, each from a different generation. It has some fan favorites with Oddish and Rowlet and two more obscure ones in Flapple and Roselia. They’re a good representation of the diversity of Grass-types!

Why We Like It

Like most of these Battle Packs, these are small figures perfect for little hands. This Grass-Type Battle Pack has four 2” figures and each one is, you guessed it, a Grass-type Pokémon from a different region. It’s almost like you created your own Gym Leader style team!

7. Leafeon Nanoblock - Best Leafeon Figure

Our Rating: 4.5/5 Stars

Eevee has been discussed multiple times so far and for good reason. Eevee is one of the most iconic and fan-favorite Pokémon out there. The main reason for this is because of its ability to evolve into eight unique Pokémon, depending on how it was raised or which element it was exposed to. Leafeon is, well, a Grass-type, if the name didn’t give it away. Introduced in Generation IV, it’s one of the more overlooked Eeveelutions. I believe that it is the cutest Eeveelution out there and if you disagree, I hate (love) to inform you that you are wrong.

Why We Like It

This is the first of several Nanoblock builds we have listed in this article. Nanoblocks are similar to Lego in that they are blocks you use to build a figure with. However, as the name implies, these are small. That makes the builds a bit harder to do if you have big hands, but it’s oh so satisfying when it’s completed. The final build of this Leafeon Nanoblock is 140 pieces and measures about 2” tall.

8. Mew Nanoblock - Best Mew Figure

Our Rating: 4.5/5 Stars

Mew. The name alone just sends me back to elementary school, lying to my friends about how I TOTALLY got the Mew from under the truck. Of course, that’s been debunked but it’s real to me, dang it! Mew was a hugely influential Pokémon when it was introduced. You couldn’t find it in-game unless you went to a distribution event. It was the first Mythical Pokémon ever. It also starred in the first Pokémon movie, aptly titled Pokémon: The First Movie. It’s kind of a big deal!

Why We Like It

So, why not make this big deal into a little… statue? I couldn’t think of a rhyme there, but you know what I mean. This is another Nanoblock set, but the Mew Nanoblock is definitely intended for more experienced builders. It has lots of clear pieces to give the effect of it floating over your shelf. It has 90 pieces and stands at 2.2” tall. Just be careful, it might teleport away after you look at it!

9. Squirtle & Snubbull Battle Pack - Best Squirtle & Snubbull Figures

Our Rating: 4.5/5 Stars

Squirtle, my GOAT, gets paired up with Snubbull this time around. Maybe it’s because Snubbull kind of sounds like Bubble? Either way, this gives me a chance to talk about this adorable English (Johtoan?) bulldog, Snubbull. Snubbull became a bit of a mascot Pokémon during the Generation II era and for good reason. It’s cute, it has an analog to real life, and it had the most adorable voice in the anime. Seriously, look it up.

Why We Like It

This Squirtle & Snubbull Battle Pack is great. It features two iconic Pokémon from the anime. Snubbull is probably one of those Pokémon you haven’t thought of in a while but makes you feel great when you see it. These are only a few inches tall, but are packed with fun for all ages! Great for a mini-display or for play!

10. Teddiursa Funko Pop - Best Teddiursa Figure

Our Rating: 4/5 Stars

Teddiursa is having a resurgence in popularity among competitive players thanks to its third evolution, Ursaluna. However, it will always start off as this adorable little baby. Teddiursa was a hit from its debut in Pokémon Gold/Silver. It’s a tiny little teddy bear with a crescent moon on its head. It draws a lot of inspiration from real-life teddy bears, so cuteness is paramount here.

Why We Like It

As much as it’s based on a teddy bear, this Funko Pop Teddiursa figure is probably not the best thing to cuddle at night. It’s just not soft enough. However, this 3” vinyl figure is perfect for a bedside table, making it the last thing you see before you drift off to sleep. If you want it to show off its more playful side, its sturdy and cute design makes it a perfect toy for all ages!

11. Charmander & Togepi Battle Pack - Best Charmander & Togepi Figures

Our Rating: 4/5 Stars

Charmander is cute, but have you seen that little egg it's next to? Togepi was introduced near the end of the Indigo League anime to hype people up for Generation II. Not only does Togepi’s design show off the new egg mechanic for the upcoming games, but it’s super cute as well! If you’re of a certain age, you can hear its cute little chirrup in your head right now. “Togi-togi-togi-prrrrRREEE!”

Why We Like It

This Charmander & Togepi Battle Pack rounds out the Battle Packs we are featuring in this article. But don’t worry, there are tons of other little figures like this for you to find on Poggers! These two are 2” tall, much like the other ones on this list. Featuring these two in one pack makes the most sense since you can use Charmander to heat the pan before you crack Togepi into it! 

12. Pichu Nanoblock - Best Pichu Figure

Our Rating: 4/5 Stars

Generation II introduced the egg mechanic to Pokémon. You could leave two Pokémon at the daycare and, if they were compatible, they would make an egg. With these new eggs came the introduction of baby Pokémon. These were pre-evolutions of previously introduced Pokémon. It was a way to give some of the non-evolving Pokémon from Kanto a little extra love. But, of course, this is Pokémon. If there’s something cute, Pikachu better be involved! 

Out hatches Pichu, the pre-evolution for Pikachu. Smash Brothers fans know it was the yellow rat that hurts itself. Everyone else knows it as one of the most adorable little guys out there.

Why We Like It

This Pichu Nanoblock is just great. It’s 100 pieces and is designed to be an easier build. Not only that, it’s just one of many awesome Nanoblocks we have on Poggers. I’ll be honest, though, it’ll be hard to find one that is cuter.