beloved "Pokémon

2026 Holiday Pikachu, Pokémon Tree Topper, Magic

2026 Hallmark beloved "Pokémon Ornament

QFM3386

2026 Hallmark Keepsake Tree Topper features " Pikachu," from the beloved "Pokémon" series, wearing a festive Santa hat while perched on top of a classic red, white, and black Poké Ball, waving and winking. Not the first choice for the franchise's mascot, his immediate popularity put him on top for the world to see. The Japanese word, "Pika" is an onomatopoeia for the crackling noise that electricity makes, and "Chu" is the sound a mouse makes, so together, his name translates to "electric crackling mouse." Amp up your holiday decorating and simply plug the topper into a wall outlet using the included power adapter to enjoy its warm, constant glow throughout the season. Whether displayed as the centerpiece of a Pokémon-themed holiday setup or added to a traditional tree for a touch of fun, this decoration is sure to stand out. Pair it with the coordinating Pokémon Holiday tree skirt (sold separately) to create an exciting holiday display that celebrates adventure, friendship, and festive fun all season long.

Fun Fact: The human protein, called "Pikachurin," was actually named after this ketchup-loving Pokémon, due to it's speedy agility, which helps transmit visual signals from the eyes to the brain.

Artist
Emma Leturgez-Smith
Size
Not available
Material
Plastic and metal
Power source
Requires DC 5 volt 0.7A power adapter (included) that plugs into a standard 120-volt wall outlet. No batteries necessary.
Box Size
15" H x 10" W x 10" D

2026 Holiday Pikachu, Pokémon Tree Topper, Magic 2026 Hallmark Magic Ornament QFM3386 This 2026 Hallmark Keepsake Tree Topper features " Pikachu," from the beloved "Pokémon" series, wearing a festive Santa hat while perched on top of a classic red, white, and black Poké Ball, waving and winking. Not the first choice for the franchise's mascot, his immediate popularity put him on top for the world to see. The Japanese word, "Pika" is an onomatopoeia for the crackling noise that electricity makes, and "Chu" is the sound a mouse makes, so together, his name translates to "electric crackling mouse." Amp up your holiday decorating and simply plug the topper into a wall outlet using the included power adapter to enjoy its warm, constant glow throughout the season. Whether displayed as the centerpiece of a Pokémon-themed holiday setup or added to a traditional tree for a touch of fun, this decoration is sure to stand out. Pair it with the coordinating Pokémon Holiday tree skirt (sold separately) to create an exciting holiday display that celebrates adventure, friendship, and festive fun all season long. Fun Fact: The human protein, called "Pikachurin," was actually named after this ketchup-loving Pokémon, due to it's speedy agility, which helps transmit visual signals from the eyes to the brain. Power Source: Requires DC 5 volt 0.7A power adapter (included) that plugs into a standard 120-volt wall outlet. No batteries necessary. Material: Plastic and metal Artist: Emma Leturgez-Smith Size: 7.5 x 13.5 x 7.25 This 2026 Hallmark ornament was first available after the 2026 Hallmark Ornament Premiere Event on July 11, 2026. NOTE: Due to size and weight, there is a $10.00 shipping surcharge on this item. This surcharge cannot be discounted or waived with any shipping discounts or free shipping promotions.

GTIN / BarcodeAdd one Year2026 Seriesbeloved "Pokémon Original Box Price$89.99 Suggested Value$89.99 MSRP SKU / Product CodeQFM3386

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Jul 30$94.99
Aug 4$89.99
Aug 15$89.99
Aug 25$89.99
Sep 18$89.99
Sep 20$89.99
Oct 15$89.99