My Pokémon Party is a line of customizable keychains from Pokémon Center Japan that launched in stores on November 7, 2026 (online from November 5). You pick your team from all 1,025 Pokémon, one small "Pokémon part" at a time, and slot six of them into a keychain. In Japan the six-Pokémon keychains cost ¥1,320 (about $9) and each part costs ¥88 (about 60 cents). Pokémon hasn't published how many were made, but Pokémon Center Mega Tokyo needed an entry lottery for launch weekend, and parts are limited. It's Japan only, and US Google searches for "my pokemon party keychain" were a breakout this week. On eBay, six-slot keychains sold for $31 to $50 and full regional part sets for $263 to $295 between November 4 and 10 (checked November 11).
What is the My Pokémon Party keychain?
The Pokémon Company announced the line on October 30 as part of the Pokémon 30th anniversary "choose" theme. How it works:
- Pokémon parts: a small tile for each Pokémon, all 1,025, sold one by one. You slide them into the keychain.
- Six-Pokémon keychains (three designs): Pikachu, Pokédex-style and Basic
- One-Pokémon keychain: a Poké Ball-shaped holder for a single favorite
- Charms: Poké Ball types (Great Ball, Master Ball, Premier Ball and more) and held items like Choice Scarf and Focus Sash
- Also: a Pokémon Box-style acrylic stand, stickers, sticky notes and complete sets of every part from one region, in a binder, sold only on Pokémon Center Online
Each Pokémon Center store in Japan stocks parts from different regions, and Pokémon Center Mega Tokyo carries all of them.
How much is the My Pokémon Party keychain?
Prices are from the product list Famitsu published with The Pokémon Company's announcement. Dollar figures are rough, at about ¥150 to the dollar.
| Item | Price in Japan | About |
|---|---|---|
| Pokémon part (any one Pokémon) | ¥88 | $0.60 |
| One-Pokémon keychain | ¥770 | $5 |
| Six-Pokémon keychain (Pikachu, Pokédex-style or Basic) | ¥1,320 | $9 |
| Poké Ball charm or held-item charm | ¥495 (Choice Specs ¥770) | $3.30 |
| Pokémon Box-style acrylic stand | ¥2,970 | $20 |
| Complete set, Kanto (all Kanto parts in a binder) | ¥17,600 | $117 |
| Complete set, Johto | ¥15,400 | $103 |
A six-Pokémon keychain with six parts costs about ¥1,848, roughly $12, in Japan.
Can you buy My Pokémon Party in the US?
Not from Pokémon Center US. The line sells at Pokémon Center stores in Japan and on Pokémon Center Online (Japan). We found no listing on pokemoncenter.com, and no US release has been announced. Outside Japan, your options are a proxy buying service, a friend in Japan, or eBay.
My Pokémon Party eBay prices
We checked eBay sold listings on November 11, 2026. Sales ran from November 4 to November 10:
- Six-Pokémon keychains (9 sales): $31 to $50, with most between $35 and $43. Some listings included parts, so check the photos.
- One-Pokémon keychains (2 sales): $32.80 and $34.50
- Complete regional sets (5 sales): $262.70 for Kanto, Johto, Unova and Paldea, and $294.70 for Kalos
- A 13-Pokémon keychain bundle: $130
That's about 4x the Japanese price for a keychain and about 2x to 2.5x for complete sets, before shipping from Japan.
How rare is the My Pokémon Party keychain?
Pokémon hasn't published a quantity. What we know about supply:
- Japan only, at Pokémon Center stores and Pokémon Center Online
- Launch-weekend lottery: Pokémon Center Mega Tokyo let shoppers in by advance lottery on November 7 and 8, then by same-day timed tickets through November 30
- Parts sell out: Mega Tokyo warns that parts are limited, and the Pokémon you want may be gone by your entry time
- Complete sets online only, on Pokémon Center Online
Expect popular Pokémon parts (Pikachu, starters, Eevee, legendaries) to be the hard ones, but no official numbers by Pokémon exist.
The math: does it flip?
Complete regional set: Kanto costs ¥17,600 (about $117). A $262.70 eBay sale loses about $36 to eBay's fee (about 13.6% plus $0.40). Take off roughly $30 to $50 for a proxy service and shipping from Japan, and you keep about $60 to $80 per set. That only works if you can get the set at retail.
Single six-slot keychain: about $12 with parts in Japan, sold for about $38. After eBay's roughly $5 fee and $5 shipping, about $28 is left, before whatever it cost you to get it out of Japan. Proxy fees eat most of that on a single keychain.
Our reseller fees breakdown has the current numbers by platform.
Flip, hold or pass? Our take
If you're in Japan or have a buyer there: flip the complete sets and the popular keychain designs, in the first weeks while US demand is high and supply is tight.
If you're in the US buying through a proxy: only buy in bulk. One keychain doesn't cover the proxy and shipping fees. Complete sets do.
If you're buying on eBay to keep: wait. Japanese Pokémon Center goods usually get cheaper once more people ship them out, and the line hasn't even finished its first month. There's no sign of a US release, so keep an eye out in case one is announced.
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Sources
- The Pokémon Company: My Pokémon Party customizable goods announcement (October 30, 2026; Japanese)
- Famitsu: My Pokémon Party product list and prices (Japanese)
- Pokémon Center Mega Tokyo: My Pokémon Party sales method (lottery and timed tickets; updated November 2 and 4, 2026; Japanese)
- Pokémon Center Online: My Pokémon Party feature page (Japanese)
- Dexerto: Pokémon Center is selling customizable keychains (November 3, 2026)
- eBay: sold listings for My Pokémon Party keychains (checked November 11, 2026)
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