La Pokémon Company et le fabricant de jouets japonais Tomy affirment que la Poke-Nade Monster Ball offrira aux fans un animal Pokémon avec lequel ils pourront interagir.

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2025-09-13

Picture MUST credit: Tomy/Pokémon Company A new Tamagotchi-style virtual pet is about to hit the market — featuring Pokemon pocket monsters. The device looks like a Pokémon ball and features 157 different creatures from the video games and animated TV series. The Pokémon Company and Japanese toy maker Tomy say the Poke-Nade Monster Ball will give fans a Pokémon pet they can interact with. The Poke-Nade has a colour LCD screen and a touch-sensitive shell. Poke-nade roughly translates to "Pokémon petting,” and the device is engineered to respond to physical touch. A gentle stroke might get a happy reaction, while persistent tapping could put the pet Pokémon to sleep or create a unique animation. The system is said to be sophisticated enough to register the speed and duration of gestures, unlocking different interactions as friendship levels grow. The device includes favourites Pikachu and Eevee who get premium treatment with more detailed animations. The software also includes a battle system and a diary feature that logs all previous interactions. The maker's say this gives the toy significant replay value and adds a layer of emotional investment. The Poke-Nade is expected to be on sale in October with a retail price of about €40-50 euros. It weighs 250 grams and is positioned as a premium collectible, a dedicated device for Pokemon fans. Picture supplied by JLPPA

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