Checklist – Pokemon Tomy – Kanto

The first collection of Pokémon figures, popularly known as “Pokemon Tomy”, marked a before and after in the merchandising of the franchise.

Released in Japan in 1997 by the TOMY company under the name “Monster Collection”, this series offered small PVC figures that represented with surprising fidelity the Pokemon of the first generation.

In the beginning, production was in charge of the Auldey company, while distribution in the West was under license from Hasbro, which contributed to these figures reaching stores all over the world during the initial boom of the saga.

Over time, the original figures from the late 1990s have become real collector’s items. Here we review all the figures of the first generation (Kanto region):

First Generation Tomy:

001 – Bulbasaur

002 – Ivysaur

003 – Venusaur

004 – Charmander

005 – Charmeleon

006 – Charizard

007 – Squirtle

008 – Wartortle

009 – Blastoise

010 – Caterpie

011 – Metapod

012 – Butterfree

013 – Weedle

014 – Kakuna

015 – Beedrill

016 – Pidgey

017 – Pidgeotto

018 – Pidgeot

019 – Rattata

020 – Raticate

021 – Spearow

022 – Fearow

023 – Ekans

024 – Arbok

025 – Pikachu

026 – Raichu

027 – Sandshrew

028 – Sandslash

029 – Nidoran♀

030 – Nidorina

031 – Nidoqueen

032 – Nidoran♂

033 – Nidorino

034 – Nidoking

035 – Clefairy

036 – Clefable

037 – Vulpix

038 – Ninetales

039 – Jigglypuff

040 – Wigglytuff

041 – Zubat

042 – Golbat

043 – Oddish

044- Gloom

045 – Vileplume

046 – Paras

047 – Parasect

048 – Venonat

049 – Venomoth

050 – Diglett

051 – Dugtrio

052 – Meowth

053 – Persian

054 – Psyduck

055 – Golduck

056 – Mankey

057 – Primeape

058 – Growlithe

059 – Arcanine

060 – Poliwag

061 – Poliwhirl

062 – Poliwrath

063 – Abra

064 – Kadabra

065 – Alakazam

066 – Machop

067 – Machoke

068 – Machamp

069 – Bellsprout

070 – Weepinbell

071 – Victreebel

072 – Tentacool

073 – Tentacruel

074 – Geodude

075 – Graveler

076 – Golem

077 – Ponyta

078 – Rapidash

079 – Slowpoke

080 – Slowbro

081 – Magnemite

082 – Magneton

083 – Farfetch’d

084 – Doduo

085 – Dodrio

086 – Seel

087 – Dewgong

088 – Grimer

089 – Muk

090 – Shellder

091 – Cloyster

092 – Gastly

093 – Haunter

094 – Gengar

095 – Onix

096 – Drowzee

097 – Hypno

098 – Krabby

099 – Kingler

100 – Voltorb

101 – Electrode

102 – Exeggcute

103 – Exeggutor

104 – Cubone

105 – Marowak

106 – Hitmonlee

107 – Hitmonchan

108 – Lickitung

109 – Koffing

110 – Weezing

111 – Rhyhorn

112 – Rhydon

113 – Chansey

114 – Tangela

115 – Kangaskhan

116 – Horsea

117 – Seadra

118 – Goldeen

119- Seaking

120 – Staryu

121 – Starmie

122 – Mr. Mime

123 – Scyther

124 – Jynx

125 – Electabuzz

126 – Magmar

127 – Pinsir

128 – Tauros

129 – Magikarp

130 – Gyarados

131 – Lapras

132 – Ditto

133 – Eevee

134 – Vaporeon

135 – Jolteon

136 – Flareon

137 – Porygon

138 – Omanyte

139 – Omastar

140 – Kabuto

141 – Kabutops

142 – Aerodactyl

143 – Snorlax

144 – Articuno

145 – Zapdos

146 – Moltres

147 – Dratini

148 – Dragonair

149 – Dragonite

150 – Mewtwo

151 – Mew

Trainers

Ash

Misty

Jessie

James

Brock

HOLY GRAIL

Joy

Although today Takara Tomy continues to produce new lines with Pokémon of all generations, for many collectors nothing beats the charm and nostalgia of those early models, which helped cement the global phenomenon that Pokémon represents today.

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