Pokémon Nanoblocks

Nanoblock+ Sets Combined

Pokémon Nanoblocks (Japanese: ポケモン ナノブロック Pokémon Nanoblock) are a set of micro-sized building block models produced by Kawada. The first models were released in Japan in 2013. In the United States, Pokémon Nanoblocks are distributed by Ohio Art Company and were first released on October 1, 2015. They are recommended for ages 12 and up.

Models

First Series

The first four models were released in Japan on October 25, 2013. In the United States, the first series were first released on October 1, 2015.

English name	Japanese name	Picture	Difficulty	Number of Pieces
Pikachu	Pikachu ピカチュウ		2/5	Over 130 pieces
Charmander	Hitokage ヒトカゲ		2/5	Over 120 pieces
Bulbasaur	Fushigidane フシギダネ		2/5	Over 120 pieces
Squirtle	Zenigame ゼニガメ		2/5	Over 120 pieces

Second Series

Another four models were released in Japan on June 28, 2014. The Nanoblock Charizard was released in the United States on October 1, 2015.

English name	Japanese name	Picture	Difficulty	Number of Pieces
Unreleased	Eievui イーブイ		2/5	Over 130 pieces
Unreleased	Mewtwo ミュウツー		3/5	Over 130 pieces
Unreleased	Gangar ゲンガー		2/5	Over 150 pieces
Charizard	Lizardon リザードン		3/5	Over 200 pieces

Third Series

The next four models were released in Japan on April 10, 2015.

Character	Picture	Difficulty	Number of Pieces
Laplace ラプラス		2/5	Over 130 pieces
Caterpie & Monster Ball キャタピー&モンスターボール		2/5	Over 170 pieces
Kairyu カイリュー		3/5	Over 190 pieces
Kabigon カビゴン		3/5	Over 220 pieces

Fourth Series

One more model was released in Japan on November 28, 2015.

Character	Picture	Difficulty	Number of Pieces
Kamonegi カモネギ		3/5	Over 160 pieces

20th Anniversary Edition

Nanoblock Mew

To commemorate 20 years of Pokémon, a special gray monochrome edition of the first series of Nanoblocks were released on March 4, 2016. The gray color is reminiscent of the original games, and the models come in a box with the original game art box art at the front. Each model comes with spare pieces which can be collected together and used to make a monotone model of Mew. The instructions for Mew can be downloaded on-line by inputting four passcodes obtained from each of the four models. The Mew model requires 88 pieces and has a difficulty of 2/5.

Character	Picture	Difficulty	Number of Pieces
Pikachu Monotone ピカチュウモノトーン		2/5	150 pieces
Hitokage Monotone ヒトカゲモノトーン		2/5	130 pieces
Fushigidane Monotone フシギダネモノトーン		2/5	140 pieces
Zenigame Monotone ゼニガメモノトーン		2/5	160 pieces

Fifth Series

Blastoise and Venusaur models were released in Japan on May 24, 2016.

Character	Picture	Difficulty	Number of Pieces
Fushigibana フシギバナ		2/5	Over 160 pieces
Kamex カメックス		3/5	Over 220 pieces

Sixth Series

Vaporeon, Jolteon and Flareon models are set to be released in Japan on October, 2016.

Nanoblock+ Sets

Pokémon Nanoblock+ (Japanese: ナノブロック プラス Nanoblock Plus) sets were released in Japan on November 29, 2014. These sets come with the corresponding Moncollé figurine by Takara Tomy that the set is based around. Nanoblock+ models use larger building blocks than the Nanoblock models.

The Pokémon sets can also be combined together to create a larger model. They are recommended for people ages 5 and up.

Character	Picture	Number of Pieces
Mega Lizardon X's Secret Castle メガリザードンＸの秘密の城		379 pieces
Keromatsu’s Yacht Harbor ケロマツのヨットハーバー		199 pieces
Fokko’s Coffee Shop フォッコのおしゃれなカフェ		230 pieces
Harimaron’s Tree House ハリマロンのツリーハウス		276 pieces
Pikachu’s Battle Field ピカチュウのバトルフィールド		222 pieces

Trivia

• Pokémon Nanoblocks featured in Pokémon Get☆TV on May 24, 2015.

References

• Nanoblock Minicollection including Pokémon Nanoblocks
• Nanoblock+ Pokémon

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