Nintendo's Pokémon Center would be featuring legendary Pokémon in its shop and avid fans would surely like to check out their cuteness that would be invading the US market.
Three legendary Pokémon were featured in the latest collection of stuff toys in Nintendo's Pokémon Center. The center was supposedly opened in order to provide Pokémon fans in North America to buy Pokémon merchandise that were originally exclusive to the Japanese market, based on a report from Technology Tell.
The latest Pokémon to be featured in Nintendo's Pokémon Center were "Pokémon Omega Ruby" mascot Groudon (the legendary with the ability to expand continents), "Pokémon Alpha Sapphire" mascot Kyogre (the legendary with the ability to expand to oceans) and "Pokémon Emerald" mascot Rayquaza (the legendary master of the "Weather Trio"). The three legendary Pokémon were considered as the big stars of the "Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire."
The nine-inch plush toys could be bought in Nintendo's Pokémon Center at US$24.99 each. These would be just a few items on sale in the center. Top sellers in the center would include "Primal Groudon Primal Reversion Relaxed Fit" for US$24.95, "Primal Kyogre Primal Reversion Relaxed Fit" for US$24.95 and "Pikachu Poké Plush (Standard Size) - 5" for US$12.99.
Speaking of Pikachu, a short film "Pikachu and the Pokémon Musicians" that would be running alongside with "Pokémon the Movie XY: The Archdjinni of Rings: Hoopa" on July 18th in Japanese theaters. The narration for "Pikachu and the Pokémon Musicians" would be done by Japanese fashion magazine CanCam Mizuki Yamamoto, based on a report from Crunchy Roll.
The short film was described as "a musical performance using Pokémon cries! The Pokémon produce a lovely harmony! Will Pikachu and the others manage a successful performance?" On the other hand, "Pokémon the Movie XY: The Archdjinni of Rings: Hoopa" would be featuring legendary Pokémon running bunkers in the city.
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