Merchandise/Calendars
Various officially licensed Pikmin calendars.
Club Nintendo calendars[edit]
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Club Nintendo had a tradition of releasing yearly calendars. Many of these had Pikmin pages present.
- The 2008 calendar had Pikmin 2 on the November 2008 page.
- The 2009 calendar had Pikmin on the May 2009 page.
- The 2010 calendar had Pikmin 2 on the June 2010 page. This calendar was the reward to gold Club Nintendo members.
- The 2012 calendar had Pikmin 2 on the April 2012 page.
- The 2013 calendar had Pikmin 3 on the May 2013 page.
- The 2014 calendar had Pikmin 3 on the June 2014 page, as well as Super Smash Bros. representation featuring Olimar on the May page.
2002 game calendar postcards[edit]
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Nintendo Dream released a set of calendar postcards in Japan for the year 2002. The January and June postcards were themed around Pikmin.
Pikmin 3 planner[edit]
A Pikmin 3-themed planner was released by Ensky in 2013. It was not specific for a certain year, so it could be used at any time. The planner also came with a sheet of stickers intended to be used for decorating the included planner. The dimensions are 175x90mm.
Pikmin 3 2014 calendar[edit]
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In late 2013, Ensky released a Pikmin 3-themed 2014 stand-up desk calendar. It contains 14 pages, 12 for each month, one for the cover, and one for the overview of all the months.
Abrams Pikmin calendars[edit]
Abrams has published a total of 3 Pikmin calendars, with their first coming out in 2025. All 3 calendars feature the same designs for each month, as well as the front and back covers of the calendars being the same. On the dates in the calendars, Pikmin can be found running around. The 2025 calendar came by itself, but the 2026 and 2027 calendars come with bonus stickers – over 50 to be specific. The 2026 stickers are mostly Pikmin, with one Bulborb one, and the 2027 stickers also feature mostly Pikmin, but it also includes the Bulborb and Oatchi.
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| Types of merchandise | Games • Music • Strategy guides • Magazines • Figures • Plushes • Keychains • Cards • Clothing and apparel • Food and drink • Tableware • Hardware • Posters • Calendars • Office supplies • Other |
| Groups of merchandise | Club Nintendo • My Nintendo • Nintendo Pop-Up Store • Event-exclusive • Gashapon toys • Ichibankuji • List of companies |