Summary
Pokemonis partnering once again with theMister Donutchain in Japan for limited-edition donuts, which makes fans in Japan a bit happier during the holidays. Every year, they choose a differentPokemonto create a new doughnut, alongside traditional Pikachu and Poke Ball donuts.
Mister Donut has been collaborating withPokémonfor a few years now, andthis time the ground-type Diglett is the chosen one to join the partnership. The donuts were released on July 26, 2025, and costumers can also get special merchandise, which, according toSoraNews, includesPokemon-themed blankets and glasses (they state a set with blankets cost 1,990 yen, around US$ 12.94). Check out a video revealing Mister Donut.
Mister Donut also recently revealed on social media that it’s not only Diglett. From May 27, 2025,fans will also be able to buy a Dugtrio Donut!Reservations will be available from November 15. They shared a cute donut evolution video on X (formerly Twitter):
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「ポン・デ・ディグダ」が
「チュロ・デ・ダグトリオ」に進化した💪
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11月27日（水）から期間限定発売✨
ミスドネットオーダー限定📱
ご予約受付は11月15日（金）から👇https://t.co/ZCMsxIqOsw
— ミスタードーナツ (@misterdonut_jp)Jun 18, 2025
Unfortunately, the Diglett doughnut is apparently already sold out — most fans likely reserved it before the chain started selling it, but everyone will get a second chance with the Dugtrio donut. There’s also a promotional image showing Diglett, Pikachu and the Poke Ball donuts. Check out:
Other Pokemon Collaborations
From Japan to The World
Despite this being an already traditional collab,Pokemonhas been partnering with several different brands and artists since its 25th anniversary in 2021, when major US pop singers were gathered to release a special Anniversary Album.
After that, they kept collaborating with artists and musicians, and despite Pokemon Company investing in special albums for a long time (thePokemon Christmas Bashproves it), now evenDua Lipa is releasing Pokemon music.
Recent collaborations includeCrocs shoes, a unprecedentHatsune Miku projectwith 18 new songs and video clips, and a Van Gogh Museum exhibit whichsparked controversy among fans involving potential misconduct.
The firstPokemongames were released in 1996, and in nine generations it has already spawned several different collaborations in Japan as the franchise became wide-known and one of the best-selling series, but big partnerships were not so usual internationally. While international fans cannot try Pikachu donuts outside Japan yet, they can at least expect similar actions might happen in the future with other food chains.
