The announcement positions the premium collectible alongside First 4 Figures' earlier Pokémon releases and targets collectors who follow official Pokémon merchandise.
According to the product details published by The Pokémon Company, the Raichu statue features bolts of lightning sculpted to rise around the figure.
Those lightning elements illuminate when a button on the back of the base is pressed, and the lighting is powered via an included USB cord.
Each statue ships with a unique edition number and a certificate of authenticity.
The Pokémon Company confirmed the Raichu Shocking Bolts Figure is priced at $299.99 in the United States and £249.99 in the UK.
The company lists the statue weight at approximately 1.5 kg, with dimensions measuring 19.1 x 24.1 x 27.3 cm, reflecting a compact but premium display piece for collectors.
First 4 Figures has a track record of producing large-format, premium Pokémon statues.
The Raichu release joins the manufacturer’s existing Pokémon lineup, which includes statue treatments of fan-favorite characters such as Blastoise, Venusaur, Gyarados, and Garchomp.
The collaboration underscores the ongoing relationship between licensed Pokémon merchandise and specialist third-party manufacturers.
The Pokémon franchise remains closely associated with Nintendo platforms such as the Nintendo Switch; related games and announcements frequently appear at Nintendo Direct presentations and on the Nintendo eShop.
While this Raichu statue is a physical collectible rather than a game item, its release is likely to draw attention from Nintendo-focused audiences who follow Pokémon news across both software and merchandise channels.
For collectors interested in purchasing, the Raichu Shocking Bolts Figure is sold exclusively through the Pokémon Center website.
The official product page contains full ordering information, shipping details, and the authenticity certificate description.
The Pokémon Company and First 4 Figures handled the product announcement and ordering logistics, as typical for limited-edition licensed collectibles.
Written by Reece Heather, veteran Zelda Universe editor and freelance games journalist.