Catch 'em all for less: 9 Pokemon Prime Day deals worth buying from $13

A 20 oz deep ceramic bowl designed to look like a Poké Ball, with a pair of matching chopsticks included. Great for ramen, rice, soups, and more — microwave and top-rack dishwasher safe (chopsticks are hand-wash only). Officially licensed merch.

It's a talking Poke Ball that plays 20 Questions, Pokémon-style. Think of any of the 151 Kanto-region Pokémon, answer its questions out loud, and the light-and-sound ball uses voice recognition to guess who you're thinking of. Every correct catch gets stored electronically so kids can build out their Kanto Pokedex, with the included Field Guide along for the ride. Runs on 3 AAA batteries (included), so it's ready to play right out of the box.

A heavy-duty binder that holds up to 900 standard cards across 50 removable, double-sided sleeves. The 3-ring design lets you add, remove, and rearrange pages as you go, while the water-resistant PU leather exterior, zipper closure, and acid-free clear pages guard your cards against dust, moisture and fading.

Six pieces of officially licensed Pokemon sleepwear in soft 100% cotton, featuring Pikachu, Scorbunny, Mudkip, and friends in bright snug-fit tops and bottoms. The easy on-and-off design makes bedtime quick, and the mix of pants and shorts means year-round wear. Available in sizes 4–12 (size up for a looser fit).

Officially licensed by Nintendo, this wireless Switch controller delivers the build quality you'd expect from the real deal. The face buttons are fully remappable, and you get a pair of extra inputs on the back for those extra functions, handy for shaving off precious seconds in-game or just tailoring the layout to fit how you play.

The newest mainline Pokémon RPG, enhanced for Switch 2. Set in Lumiose City, Z-A shakes up the formula with real-time battles for the first time in the series, plus the return of Mega Evolution as you take on rampaging Rogue Mega-Evolved Pokémon. Explore wild zones around Prism Tower, compete in the nightly Z-A Royale to climb the ranks, and meet a cast of new characters along the way.

Six booster packs from the brand-new Chaos Rising expansion, bundled together is the easiest way to dive into Mega Evolution's latest set. Whether you're chasing rare pulls to complete a collection or stocking up for your next deck, this bundle is a solid entry point and an easy win as a gift for the collector or player in your life.

Our Pokémon Scarlet and Violet review flagged some performance hiccups, but there's still a ton of fun packed into Game Freak's first real swing at open-world Pokemon — and now it's discounted. Set off across the sprawling region of Paldea, take on gym leaders in any order you like, uncover a fresh roster of Pokemon, and do what every Trainer's gotta do: catch 'em all.

The full Elite Trainer Box for the new Chaos Rising expansion, now 22% off. Inside you get 9 booster packs, a full-art foil Fennekin promo card, 65 card sleeves, 40 Energy cards, and a player's guide to the set. It's rounded out with 6 damage-counter dice, a competition-legal coin-flip die, a plastic coin, a code card for Pokémon TCG Live, and a collector's box with 6 dividers to keep everything organized — the complete kit for diving into Mega Evolution, whether you're collecting or building a deck.