Viz Media to Release All 24 Pokémon Movies in Amazon-Exclusive Box Set
Viz Media is releasing an Amazon-exclusive limited-edition set of all 24 Pokémon movies on Blu-ray. It is a collection that will catch the attention of any fan, but its price tag might cause buyers to skip the purchase.
Each disc has a themed design related to its story, and the discs fit inside a hardcover book-style case. The case is enclosed in a Poké Ball display. Anyone excited about the recent announcement of a new Pokémon movie can use this set to catch up on the previous 24 films. This limited-edition collection releases on Nov. 24, 2026, and is available for preorder now on Amazon.com.
Pokémon 24-movie set costs $400 but comes inside a Poké Ball
The collection costs $400 to pre-order. Details remain scarce about the contents, as the Amazon page is bare-bones with no listed movie ratings and a placeholder release date of Dec. 31, 2099. Fans hope the set includes original audio, bonus short movies that premiered with each film, and special features. No confirmation exists regarding these features yet. Viz Media may provide more details about the content later.
Pokémon movies have been a tradition for more than two decades. They all feature Ash/Satoshi, the protagonist of the original Pokémon anime, but they usually have no direct connection to the series. The recently announced Pokémon: Wild Card will mark a shift for the franchise by focusing on the Pokémon TCG and featuring a new protagonist.

Viz Media released the collection as a boon for fans because Pokémon movies are currently scattered across several streaming websites. A high-definition Blu-ray collection makes the films more accessible. However, the product is only listed on Amazon.com and is unavailable in other Amazon stores.
Source: Polygon
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