Sideshow Collectibles just dropped a reveal that has Pokemon fans doing a double take. The premium collectibles brand has unveiled a giant Snorlax diorama priced at $695, and the headline number is almost secondary to what's actually packed into the piece: 10 different Pokemon hidden throughout the display.
Ten Pokemon hiding in one very large sleeping giant
The diorama centers on everyone's favorite 1,000-pound napper in full resting mode, but the real draw is the scavenger hunt baked into the sculpture itself. Pikachu, Eevee, and Slowpoke are among the confirmed 10 Pokemon tucked into the scene. Here's the thing: that kind of detail density is exactly what separates a shelf piece worth $695 from something that just takes up space.
Sideshow has built a reputation for premium licensed collectibles, and this Snorlax piece fits squarely into their upper-tier range. The diorama format lets them build an entire environmental scene around the main subject, which means every angle of the piece offers something new to find. What most players miss when they see the price tag is just how much sculptural work goes into hiding 10 distinct characters across a single display without making it look cluttered.
What $695 actually gets you
At this price point, buyers are paying for licensed premium sculpting, hand-painted detail work, and a display piece built to sit permanently on a shelf rather than get played with. The 10-Pokemon count is a genuine selling point for collectors who want density in their displays, since most single-character statues at this price range give you exactly one subject and a base.
The Snorlax choice is smart. The character's sheer size in-universe justifies building a large-scale diorama around it, and the sleeping pose creates natural nooks and surfaces for other Pokemon to perch, hide, or wander through. Pikachu alone could be placed in five different spots on a Snorlax and each would read as completely believable.
Pokemon collectibles are having a moment
This reveal lands while Pokemon as a franchise is generating serious collector interest across multiple categories. With Pokemon Legends Z-A building anticipation and Mega Evolutions returning as a core mechanic (our Mega Evolution guide for Pokemon Legends Z-A breaks down how the system works), the appetite for premium Pokemon merchandise is only growing.
The key here is that Sideshow is targeting a specific collector who wants something that rewards long-term display ownership. Finding all 10 hidden Pokemon isn't a one-time experience; it's something guests and visitors will keep discovering over time. That replayability in a static object is genuinely difficult to pull off.
Pre-order and availability details for the $695 Snorlax diorama are expected to follow the reveal. For more Pokemon coverage and gaming guides across every major release, the full guides library has you covered as the Pokemon calendar fills out through the rest of the year.
