Gold and Silver Officially Return November 12 in a 30th Anniversary Collection
A collection inspired by Johto
The merchandise revisits Pokémon Gold and Silver with designs based on the games’ original art style. The collection includes dioramas depicting routes from all nine mainline games, paired with music from each location.
The Gold and Silver diorama shows Chikorita, Cyndaquil, Totodile and Pikachu in Route 29’s tall grass. Opening its music box plays the route’s theme.
Bell Tower and region map
Another item recreates Ecruteak City’s Bell Tower in paper, along with nearby surroundings, non-player characters and the player. The tower’s top lifts off to reveal one of its floors.
A framed map featuring both Johto and Kanto is also available. The items are sold separately, so fans can choose only the Gold and Silver products they want.
Prices and release details
The Route 29 music box costs 12,100 yen, roughly $76. Collecting all nine route dioramas would cost about $684. The framed map is priced at 16,500 yen, or about $104, while the Bell Tower paper model costs 2,750 yen, or around $17. Pre-orders are through the official Japanese Pokémon store, and the products are exclusive to that store for now.
Key points
- The collection is scheduled for release on November 12 through the official Japanese Pokémon store.
- The Route 29 diorama plays its music when its box is opened.
- A framed Johto and Kanto map and a paper Bell Tower model are also available.
- The products are not slated for international release at this time.