Merchandise/Figures

This is a list of officially-licensed Pikmin figures.

amiibo
amiibo are a line of interactive toys created by Nintendo, with the intent of being usable in some Nintendo games. They have functionality with a multitude of games on the Wii U, the Nintendo 3DS, and the Nintendo Switch systems.

The Olimar amiibo is part of the Super Smash Bros. series of amiibo, and can unlock some exclusive content in games. The amiibo itself shows Olimar, and three Pikmin, one of each of the basic types, just like the official artwork.

The Pikmin amiibo is part of the Pikmin series of amiibo, and can unlock some exclusive content in games. The amiibo itself shows the Red, Yellow, Blue, Rock, and Winged Pikmin types resting on concrete, with some grass and a screw on the base of the figure.

World of Nintendo Pikmin figures
Jakks Pacific released a collection of Pikmin figures. They were released in sets of series, along with other Nintendo characters. All of the figures are approximately tall. Text is written on the back of the boxes these figurines come in, describing each character respectively. These figures are not based on any game specifically, but feature art from and.

Pikmin 3 Deluxe rerelease
In late 2021, Jakks Pacific released a reissue of their original collection of Pikmin figures, this time including every figure in one box. As of January 2022, this release is only known to be available in Canada, with further plans of distribution unknown. This release is solely branded to coincide with Pikmin 3 Deluxe, rather than the previous World of Nintendo branding. The figures contain minor differences, including the removal of the serial numbers on the backs of the Pikmin, and slightly different colors for Olimar.

Sanei Pikmin chibi-chibi stands
In 2014, Sanei released chibi stand figurines in the shape of Pikmin, which can be used to hold things such as cell phones, pictures or postcards, in order to make it look like the Pikmin are carrying the item. There are three bundles of chibi-chibi stands, each with three of one type of Pikmin. They consist of Red Pikmin, Yellow Pikmin, or Blue Pikmin, and have leaf, bud, and flower variants, as well as being equipped with a suction cup. There was also a bundle released which contains one Pikmin per type.

Agatsuma Pikmin 2 figurines
Agatsuma has released three volumes of Pikmin toys to promote Pikmin 2. They were only released in Japan and were produced in randomly arranged sets.
 * The placement of Pikmin is, for some reason, always Red>Blue>Yellow>White>Purple, despite that being no order seen anywhere in Pikmin 2 or any other pieces of merchandise. This has been ignored and instead the focus on canonical order is on the sets as a whole.

Volume 1
The first volume of Agatsuma Pikmin figurines, released on 17.


 * Note:
 * Every figurine in volume one, apart from the Red Bulborb, has seen a re-release, be it in either volume two or three.

Volume 2
Contains six of all five Pikmin types (two leaf, two bud and two flower), a Yellow Wollywog and Wogpole, the Dwarf Orange Bulborb, Dwarf Bulborb and Snow Bulborb, a Bulborb Larva, a Breadbug, three Bulbmin in the different stages of leaf, bud and flower, and finally, the regular Hocotate ship and its golden variant. The figurines are the same as in volume one, except instead of three Dwarf Red Bulborbs, there is a much larger variety of creatures. The Pikmin in this volume are completely identical to those used in volume one. These figures are not made of the same material that is used in volume 3; they are a much cheaper plastic and don't have individual poses - they just stand.
 * Set #10 is more common than set 11 and 12. Meaning that the buyer will get all previous sets plus either set 10, 11 or 12 in a case. Most likely this set.

Volume 3
The three sets that contain three Red, Blue, or Yellow Pikmin come with a Pellet Posy of the same color, instead of a Bulbmin as in volume two, or a Dwarf Red Bulborb as in volume one. As always, the set of five flower, bud, or leaf Pikmin doesn't come with anything else. White and Purple Pikmin come with a Fiery Blowhog or a Watery Blowhog. A set of Olimar, Louie, and the President is also available; they are the same as the sets from volume one. The three secret items are the Onions. This volume looks much more organic than volumes one and two.
 * Every volume three case guarantees at least one of the three Onions, meaning the secret Onion figurines are of less value than the secret ones found in volume one and two. Each case comes with ten individual boxes.

Takara Tomy Arts Pikmin swing mascots
Takara Tomy Arts released a collection of Pikmin Swing Mascots in September of 2013. They are rubbery toys that can wiggle back and forth when shaken. They come in plastic pots with brown, grainy plastic made to look like dirt, however, it is advertised that the Pikmin can also be stuck into an earphone jack. The pot is brown and has "Pikmin" written on the side of it. The Pikmin are, when placed into their pot, about tall, and consist of a Red Pikmin, a Yellow Pikmin, and a Blue Pikmin, each with either a leaf, bud, or flower, totaling to nine different variants. The leaf/bud/flower and eyes are the same color as the Pikmin itself, to ease on production costs.

Takara Tomy Arts Pikmin suction cup figurines
Takara Tomy Arts released a collection of Pikmin figurines with suction cups in late October of 2002. There are eleven figurines in total, consisting of three Red Pikmin, three Yellow Pikmin, and three Blue Pikmin, each with a leaf, bud, or flower variant, as well as a Mushroom Pikmin and an Olimar figurine. The leaf Pikmin are seen carrying pellets, the bud Pikmin are placed in a lying position, while Olimar, the flower Pikmin and Mushroom Pikmin are shown off in a walking pose. They were sold in Japanese gashapon machines for 100 Yen per box. Each box came with two Pikmin, with the exception of Olimar, who came alone. To promote the other suction cup figurines a pamphlet was also included, showcasing all the figurines in the set.