Pokemon and Oreo collaborate for 16 different Pokemon-themed cookies

Connor Knudsen
pokemon oreo packaging

Pokemon just got even sweeter, recently announcing a collaboration with Oreo cookies. There will be 16 different Pokemon-themed designs available for purchase.

Oreo, a staple of sweetness in the minds of many, have just announced a bombshell of a collaboration with one of the hottest names in gaming culture at the moment: Pokemon.

This collaboration looks to have plenty to love for consumers, including different Pokemon to collect, differing rarities, and some adorable packaging to boot.

Continue scrolling for all the details on this collaboration, including how to get your hands on some of these tasty treats.

pokemon oreo collaboration
The packaging for these Oreos may be worth the pre-order alone

Pokemon x Oreo full details

This collaboration officially dropped on September 8, featuring an adorable Oreo-themed announcement video and a website where fans can pre-order boxes of the sweets.

From the release video, it appears that there will be 16 different designs for fans to collect. By pausing the announcement video above, it appears that the following Pokemon will make up those available:

  1. Pikachu
  2. Mew
  3. Sandshrew
  4. Sableye
  5. Grookey
  6. Lapras
  7. Bulbasaur
  8. Cyndaquil
  9. Squirtle
  10. Charmander
  11. Jigglypuff
  12. Snivy
  13. Piplup
  14. Rowlett
  15. Pancham
  16. Dratini

These limited-edition boxes are $3.88 at pre-order and are set to ship on or just after September 13, according to the website. But, with limited collaborations like this one, interested buyers are encouraged to get yours now, while you still can.

In their official announcement, Oreo confirmed that the Pokemon products will include random assortments of the game’s characters and will come in more easily resealable packaging so that the pocket monsters don’t get too stale once you’ve scoped them out.

About The Author

Connor is a former writer at Dexerto based in Oklahoma City who covered Overwatch, New World and more. A lifetime gamer, he has been covering gaming and esports since 2018, and has competed since 2010. Yet, despite all of that, he still can't aim.