Mister Donut launches Pokémon donuts and goods from November 4, 2026
The campaign 'Minna de Shūgō! Fuyu no Pokémon Campaign' includes a Pikachu-motif donut at 345 yen and advance orders open October 27, according to cinemacafe.net.
Mister Donut will run a Pokémon collaboration campaign titled 'Minna de Shūgō! Fuyu no Pokémon Campaign' starting November 4, 2026, the chain announced. The lineup features Pokémon-themed donuts and original goods, according to cinemacafe.net.
The donuts include a Pikachu-motif donut priced at 345 yen for takeout and 352 yen eat-in, and an Alolan Diglett-motif Pon de Ring at 367 yen takeout and 374 yen eat-in. A 'Pokémon-tachi no Atsumare! Angel & Custard' donut sandwich comes with one of four design sleeves and costs 237 yen takeout and 242 yen eat-in.
Goods include blankets in orange and blue and a 'Tsuyoiko Glass (Large)' with a 360-degree Pokémon design. A goods set with a blanket is priced at 2,200 yen takeout and 2,217 yen eat-in, while a kids' goods set costs 1,180 yen takeout and 1,191 yen eat-in.
A Slowpoke-motif donut will go on sale from November 25, 2026, at 345 yen takeout and 352 yen eat-in. All items are limited in quantity.
Advance reservations
Advance reservations through Mister Donut Net Order begin October 27 in eastern Japan and October 29 in western Japan, with pickup from November 2. In-store sales start November 4, with the Slowpoke donut from November 25.
Pokémon celebrates its 30th anniversary in 2026, and previous Pokémon donuts have appeared at Mister Donut in past campaigns.
Quick answers
When does the Mister Donut Pokémon campaign start?
It starts on November 4, 2026, with in-store sales; the Slowpoke-motif donut goes on sale from November 25, 2026.
How much do the Pokémon donuts cost?
The Pikachu-motif donut is 345 yen takeout and 352 yen eat-in; the Alolan Diglett Pon de Ring is 367 yen takeout and 374 yen eat-in; the donut sandwich is 237 yen takeout and 242 yen eat-in.
When can I reserve the Pokémon donuts?
Advance reservations via Mister Donut Net Order start October 27 in eastern Japan and October 29 in western Japan, with pickup from November 2.