Pokémon Fans Get a First Look at a Massive Nostalgia-Filled Release
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Pokémon Fans Get First Look at a Massive Nostalgia-Filled Release

Viz Media has announced a limited-edition, Amazon-exclusive box set. It bundles all 24 theatrical Pokémon movies onto Blu-ray. The discs are packaged inside a Poké Ball-shaped display case. The collection is now available for preorder on Amazon.com and has a release date of November 24, 2026.

Every Pokémon movie is coming to one 24-film Blu-ray collection

The set spans every Ash-led theatrical film. It starts with the original 1998 movie and runs through Secrets of the Jungle in 2020. The collection carries the tagline, “To be a Pokémon Master, you’ve gotta watch ’em all.”

The listing puts the total runtime at 36 hours and 41 minutes across 16 Blu-ray discs, housed in a fold-out cardboard booklet that fits inside the Poké Ball case. A mini art booklet featuring stills from the films is also included. To fit 24 Pokémon movies onto 16 discs, some discs pair two films together. This includes the two Victini movies released the same year.

Additionally, the count of 24 includes duplicate versions of one story: the original and its modern remake are both present and treated as separate entries. Each disc features film-themed artwork, and the entire set packs into a hardcover, book-style case that slides inside the Poké Ball shell.

The collection lists for $399.99, which works out to roughly $17 per movie. For fans, the price may be worth it, especially since tracking down these movies has proven so difficult. Multiple distributors have shuffled rights over the years, individual physical releases have gone out of print, and separate streaming services host different titles rather than keeping them in a single central catalog.

Specifics on bonus content remain unclear. Amazon’s product page is sparse, listing no movie ratings and showing a placeholder release date of December 31, 2099. Fans are hoping the set includes original audio tracks, the short bonus films that once played before the features in theaters, and other special features, but Viz Media hasn’t confirmed any of this yet.

Originally reported by Devanshi Basu for Coming Soon.

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