Japanese Figures
American Figures
European (and other non-Japanese, non-American) Figures
Tomy Monster Collection (MC) Figures: From front to back, left to right.
Alternate pose #1
Source: Wizzywig
The breakdancing version of the Tomy figure. It's close in pose to the clipping figure, but otherwise pretty unique!
Pearl-Shine movie anniversary edition
Source: eBay
This figure is part of a set of 18 pearly-shiny figures that were sold together (and were fairly expensive). I bought the full set for
Dialga (and Absol, and Suicune, and a few others) and have sold off most of the rest.
I have another figure that has this same sort of paint and it's described as a "Shiny Color version" on the package, but I don't
use that name for this because "Shiny" means something else to American Pokemon fans: alternate colors.
Original
Source: Pokemon Center USA (Online store)
The standard Dialga Tomy, and a pretty neat figure anyway. Every Dialga collector should own one of these.
As is probably obvious from the source here, this is not a Japanese exclusive.
Alternate pose #2
Source: Sunyshore!
This is a release for the 12th movie, but in any case, I'm happy to see Dialga get another one of these cool figures.
Dialga also got 2 Clear Tomy figures, and one Monster Collection Plus. To see all of my Dialga Monster Collection figures together, click here.
Clear Tomy Monster Collection (MC) Figures
Source: Yahoo! Japan and a movie theater in Japan (during 12th movie showing)
Now that there are two of these, they can have their own listing here! The standard pose one on the right is from the 10th movie (2007), and the new pose one on the left is from the 12th movie (2009).
Tomy Monster Collection (Moncolle) Plus
Source: Daiei (Shiki, Japan)
These are a series of more dynamically-posed Monster Collection figures with a chip in the base (for some game or other).
Tomy DX Soft Vinyl Figure
Source: Pokemon Center Tokyo
The tag on this one says "Large Soft Vinyl Figure", but since there are other figures that meet that same description, I'll use the pkmncollectors term of a "DX Tomy". These are part of a line that also contains other legendary Pokemon, and some small cutesy Pokemon as well. I didn't expect Dialga to ever get one, but he did as part of the 12th movie promotion, along with Palkia, Giratina, and Arceus. Yay!
Kids Figures
These come in both normal and Attack versions, but all are distributed either individually with candy or in boxed sets (also with candy).
You can see another picture of them here. To my knowledge, I have all of the Dialga Kids variants ever released!
Normal Versions:
Normal Pose (10th Anniversary Set)
Source: Yahoo! Japan
I finally found the variant with the non-shiny paint! He's from an early DP set of 10 Kids packaged together. Can't tell the difference between this and the more common movie version? Here is a more close-up picture.
Normal Pose (10th Movie Kids Pack)
Source: Yahoo! Japan?
I'm not actually sure where I got this one, but he's fairly common. As far as I can tell, he was only distributed through the Movie Kids pack (other than the method described below), and since there were no clears in that set, he doesn't have a clear Japanese variant. It seems odd to me that this figure would be reasonably common and only available through that set, but I checked the set lists for the early DP Kids and he's not there, so I guess that's how it is!
Normal Pose (European edition)
Source: riolulz/davidaipom of pkmncollectors
Kids figures are also distributed in Europe and Australia, but sometimes they're slightly different from the Japanese versions. For Dialga, you can see that he has no paint at all on his back fins. I was actually hunting for this variant for a while when Riolulz threw it in as a freebie with something else I bought (which is elsewhere on this page). Thanks much!
Normal Pose Clear (European edition)
Source: jedi_amara of pkmncollectors
I had been searching for the clear of this figure for a long time, and had never once seen it on Yahoo Japan. (I later found out that's probably because a Japanese clear version doesn't exist, but hey.) Then Amara told me that it was a part of the packs they sell in Australia, and was kind enough to buy a set for me. YAY thank you!
Attack Versions:
Metallic Attack Version (12th Movie Edition) (in the middle)
Source: 711 in Japan
Bandai releases two packs of special 'movie edition' kids each year (or at least from 2007 on). Callyfin bought a pack of the 2009 version, and we were excited to find that the Dialga kid included there had a different type of paint - shiny rather than the plain on his normal one!
Attack Version (Normal and Clear)
Source: Sunyshore and Yahoo! Japan
The normal version came from Sunyshore (as soon as they were available, of course!) and the clear is from Yahoo Japan. I hope I never have to pay that much for a clear again~
DX Kids Figure
Source: eBay
A Kids figure from the DX line. I bought this on eBay, then a few months later our nearest Mitsuwa got swamped with them. At least it had more time in my collection, I guess!
This was also re-released for the movie 12 promotion, in a set with Arceus, Palkia, and Giratina.
Chou Get! Figure Series
*From front to back, left to right, the normal colored figures are: DP1, DP5, DP7, DP12, DP15, DP National Dex 3, and DP National Dex 5)*
Source: eBay, Yahoo! Japan, various gachapon machines in Japan
These are small figures on pegs that connect to bases, and the bases link together, although Dialga is too big for his to really do that. Dialga has done pretty well in this series so far, with a good seven figures and three alternate ones to date. I think his movie promotion is about done, but he may continue to get some more of these here and there due to his status as a legendary and signature Pokemon for Diamond.
Clear and Platinum Chou Get! Figures (DP National Dex 9, DP SP2, Platinum World 3)
Source: Yahoo! Japan, Yodobashi Camera (Akihabara, Japan), and Callyfin of Collectorviper
Although the figure style is the same as one of the Chou Get! from an older series, the figures for the 11th movie set all also had clear versions as well. I got the clear one on the right direct from a gashapon machine in Akihabara, and it was the last toy in the machine, too! The Platinum one I got as part of a group buy of sorts from Callyfin, and the clear on the left is part of a set featuring many movie star Pokemon in clear (DP National Dex 9).
There is actually another clear version that I don't have. For some of the 2007 DP sets, there was a promotion going on (as advertised in its set inserts) where you could turn in 200 of the inserts AND a clear Dialga chou get figure (which was randomly inserted into some of the capsules for those sets) to obtain a sterling silver Dialga figure. (The promotion also included Palkia, though it isn't clear to me if you had to have the clear Chou Get for the silver one you wanted, or if you could send in either.) The insert states that there were 500 of the clear version produced and only 50 of the prize, so even if you found a clear one you wouldn't be guaranteed one of the silver ones. (I don't know that this is 100% correct since my Japanese is not that good, but from talking about the insert with a few other people this is how I understand it.)
Thankfully, I already have the silver prize figure, as I bought it on Yahoo Japan a month or two into Dialga collecting when there were several listed. I haven't seen one since then, and it's been over 2 years. But, I don't have that clear Chou Get that you turn in, which is the 'default' pose (the same as DP1 up above). I'm looking for it and would pay quite well if I could find one!
Sterling Silver Special Edition Dialga
Source: Yahoo! Japan
This Dialga is a small sterling silver figure - the bottom of one of the feet is marked ".925". It comes with a velvet case and a small polish cloth, in addition to the "Not For Sale" original box.
If it wasn't for sale (in stores), where did it come from? Per the Chou Get description above, you had to send in 200 inserts and a clear Dialga Chou (which I guess was randomly inserted in capsules) to get this in 2007. Now that a few years have passed, I'm sure glad I bought it when it was more commonly up for auction!
Keshipoke (Series 1, 2, 6, 7, and special edition 'A')
Source: Sunyshore! and Yahoo! Japan
Very tiny but awesome figures. I bought the first two of these from Sunyshore quite a while ago and
still haven't seen them for sale anywhere else. The third one was much anticipated and quickly bought on Sunyshore as well, and the fourth one I picked up from her in Japan!
The fifth one (which looks like a reverse of the third one) is from a limited edition set that was released in January 2010. This set came in 3-packs (instead of single balls like regular Keshipoke) and the same three figures were in each set. Dialga was part of a set with Lugia and Giratina, and mine arrived after being pre-ordered for quite a while!
Chupa Chups (Series 1 and 12th Movie Version) Figures, clear and original versions
Source: Yahoo! Japan, Amazon.com, and Pokemon Center Tokyo
These figures are one of those series that become nearly impossible to find once they're no longer in stores. They're randomly packaged, often have 10 to 12 in the set, and since they're on the expensive side they're not the biggest sellers when it comes to resale. (Plus, being tiny, they're fairly easy for young collectors, who might be the original buyers, to lose.)
I've had the clear quite a while since I found it on Yahoo! Japan, but I could not find the original one for sale anywhere. It didn't show up in the Dialga listings, nor could I find it in figure lots or on pkmncollectors. Finally, the seller on Amazon.com who had the Chara Dash figures (below) had a single sealed Chupa Chup from this series, and I bought it on the off chance (well, about 1 in 12) that it would be Dialga. I got lucky.
The 12th movie version, shown on the right, I got as one of only 3 I bought in Pokemon Center Tokyo in July 2009. As usual, it's much easier to get the newer items than the old ones..
Dialga Prize (Buildable) Figures
Source: Yahoo! Japan
I had the gold figure listed on this site for some time, but with the release of the 11th Pokemon movie in Japan, they released the figure in 3 new colors! They were sold in randomly packaged Pokeballs, with the Dialga and Shaymin (both formes) as the prizes. The full color one is the top prize, followed by the silver and bronze - the gold wasn't included in this promotion, but was a second place prize from the one for the 10th movie promotion. The booby prizes were round and heavy Pikachu, Shaymin and starters figures.
I didn't luck out with the randomness in Japan, so I ended up buying all of these guys on YJ. Even though it's the same color as the rest of my collection, I like the Dialga-colored one best.
Pokemon Movie Figure Straps
Source: Yahoo! Japan, eBay, various gachapon machines in Japan
These are one of the items that got released for all 3 of Dialga's movie promotions. From left to right, the front row ones are: 10th movie (2007), the 11th movie (2008), 12th movie (2009), and a later 2009 promotion that featured Pokemon from the 10th-12th movies. I pulled the two 12th movie ones from gachapon machines myself! ^_^
The two in the back are clear versions of the 10th and 12th movie editions, which were parts of the same sets. The other two sets didn't feature clears.
Hotto Motto Wind-Up Figure
Source: Yahoo! Japan
The Hotto Motto series that was released in 2008 for the 11th (Giratina) movie was a set of stamps, so that's what I expected from the 2009 series as well. However, they're actually wind-up figures this time!
Banpresto Mini Figure
Source: Yahoo! Japan
This is part of a series Banpresto released for the Arceus movie promotion. There are several different sets featuring Pokemon like the Johto starters, Arceus, Gizamimi Pichu, Heatran, and others, and Dialga got included too! This is a slightly chibi-fied figure about 1" tall. I love it!
Clipping Figures (2)
Source: Yahoo! Japan, Angolz.com
The first one is a very cool posed figure, so I was pretty excited when Dialga had a second clipping figure announced in Series 6! I actually ran a small group buy for the full set to get him, and was not disappointed when he arrived. I think these are really beautiful figures.
In this series, each figure comes with its own card.
Battle Figure (バトルーレッ
ト)
Source: Yahoo! Japan
I'm not sure what this item is actually called - the auction called them バトルーレット figures but I'm not sure how to translate that. Anyway, it's nifty and has a spinny base!
Pokemon Battle Card Stadium Special Figure (Clear Version)
Source: Yahoo! Japan
I've no idea what set this figure goes with, nor where I can find the non-clear version, but I really like this one! It's got a unique and interesting pose.
Ichiban Kuji (December 2008) Prize Cup Figure
Source: Yahoo! Japan
What a cute set! I was pleased to find that the chibi figure on top of this cup comes off very easily, so that I can include it in my figure collection shots. This is a fairly large cup: with the figure, it's about 8" tall.
Chara-Dash Figure
Source: Amazon.com (individual shop)
An odd little figure that you can charge up and shoot off. This is part of the 2007 movie promotion, but I just saw this one for the first time (and bought him, of course).
11th Movie Diorama Gachapon Set
Source: lineaalba of pkmncollectors
This is part of a gachapon set featuring the Reverse World from Giratina and the Icy Sky Bouquet. The other half of the set has Giratina, so that's why this side looks a little odd by itself.
Battle Stadium Figure
Source: Yodobashi Camera (Akihabara, Japan)
Since I bought this in store, I should have the real name for it, but I had to throw out the box to make room for all of the other Dialga I imported...oops! Anyway, this figure is part of a number of (mostly legendary) Pokemon in a battle set. Many can be purchased individually, but Dialga is one of the ones that comes only as part of a large set.
Pen and Mechanical Pencil
Source: Pokemon Center (Hamamatsuchou, Japan)
Not just two different-colored Pokedoll pens, but one is a mechanical pencil. Nifty!
Figure Styluses
Source: Toys R Us (Ikebukuro, Japan), eBay
3 different figures atop styluses. The second one broke so that the figure can sit just on the little stand, and I have to admit that it's tempting to break the others too so that they display better ^_^; Styluses are hard to display properly!
Pokedoll Figure Styluses
Source: eBay
Two different versions of a Pokedoll-like figure atop a stylus. I'm still not 100% convinced that these are legit, but hey.
Spin Figure
Source: Toys R Us (Ikebukuro, Japan)
A very tiny figure, and part of some kind of toy-spinning game.
Diamond & Pearl Choro-Q
Source: Toys R Us (Ikebukuro, Japan)
The Choro Q are a set of nicely made pull-back cars from Takara Tomy. This one suddenly appeared in a Toys R Us, a few weeks
before its actual scheduled release date of July 31st, 2008. Lucky me!
Here's a picture of one still in the box.
2008 11th Movie Promotional Mini Choro-Q
Source: 7-11 (Japan)
This Choro-Q (much smaller than the other one) is part of the summer promotion for the 11th Pokemon movie. I received it as a bonus for buying a set of lemon-flavored drinks!
2009 12th Movie Promotional 7-11 Roller Figure Source: 7-11, Japan
These are the follow-ups to the 2008 Mini-Choro Qs, but these don't have the same type of base. (I'm not sure if they're made by Choro Q or not, I think they're not?) Anyway, on these, the figures all move, and on Dialga's, his tail moves up and down.
Like the previous year, these come attached to drinks that you have to buy to get the figure.
Dialga Pose Figure (Series 1)
Source: Yahoo! Japan
I only discovered that this figure existed after finding an old post on
All About Pokemon Figure. I had the Lucario from this series and thought it was a really cool figure), and was excited to find that a Dialga had been made about a year and a half before. But that had never turned up in my months of Dialga-searching, so I thought I might never find it...until it arrived in a random lot of figures I bought on Yahoo! Japan!
This has since been re-released for the movie 12 (2009) promotion, so it's no longer quite as hard to get. I have both versions now anyway~
10th Movie Strap Figure & Lens Cleaner
Source: Yahoo! Japan
This strap is clearly a 10th Movie item (it has the logo on it!), yet I didn't see it anywhere until early 2009.
This suggests to me that it's probably pretty rare, and may be one of those very limited-edition items that they sell only in the
movie theater. (The top font is consistent with that too.)
I thought the figure itself was going to be the same as others I have, but surprise, it's of a different type of material, which I was pleased
to see.
Soap Figure
Source: Yahoo! Japan
An interesting and slightly foamy figure! The hook on the top is to make it easier to pull out of the soap (or something?)
These come packaged in big balls of solid-colored soap, and you don't know who is inside until the soap dissolves.
Light-Up Action Figure (Japanese Version)
Source: Yahoo! Japan
I found this on Yahoo! Japan and was surprised to see that it had screw holes. I'd never seen a Dialga like that, which meant I didn't have this one! If you push on the tail, it moves the head and the back fin and the chest lights up, so I think if you put fresh batteries in you can make it move (mostly) on its own. I believe this is the Japanese version of the light up figure sold in the US, although that one doesn't have screw holes and is smaller.
I actually got a Crescent Shop account just to get this figure...
Mini Gachapon Machines (Two 10th Movie editions and one general Diamond and Pearl one)
Sources: Yahoo! Japan, trainer_irene of pkmncollectors
The larger one on the left contains tiny capsule-shaped candies instead of miniature capsules that can be opened. The other two are gachapon prizes themselves, and must be assembled (including applying all of the stickers).
Inflatable Master Ball with Dialga Figure
Source: Yahoo! Japan
The figure inside of here is a lot bigger (and cooler looking) than I expected. However, it still refuses to face the camera properly.
10th Anniversary Museum Figure (711 Set)
Source: capt_kitty of pkmncollectors (I think!)
Another set celebrating the Pokemon 10th anniversary. This is one of the few Dialga figures showing the Pokemon in its natural habitat.
Also, one of my first pkmncollectors purchases!
10th Anniversary "Blockbuster Zukan"
Source: resilientspider of pkmncollectors
This is part of a gashapon set featuring the Pokemon that starred in the movies. It comes with a stand and a to-scale Ash figure. Some people consider these not really Zukan because they're to scale with Ash rather than other Pokemon. I took the Ash out because I'd prefer to just have the Pony ^_^ I had been looking for this figure for a long time when resilientspider kindly offered to trade me one. Thank you!
Large and Small Vinyl UFO Figures
Source: Yahoo! Japan
This big hollow figure is part of a set with Palkia (and maybe others). It came unassembled and was really hard to put together, so much so that I accidently cracked the tops of the legs trying to fit them into the torso. Sorry Dialga! I hope I made it up to you when I took you in for my Japanese presentation of "Dialga is rampaging the city"!
The smaller one is quite similar, but is already assembled, and can be seen in its package here. It's from a set released in summer of 2008.
Candy Tubes (Series 1 and Series 2)
Source: Purrs Pokemon Palace, eBay
The figures themselves are the same, with slightly different bases. Series information thanks to Setazero's blog.
Fighting Pokemon Keychain
Source: Yahoo! Japan
It's surprising that the addition of a little base can make this figure so different and so cool. It became an immediate must-have as soon as I saw it.
11th Movie Light Up Keychain
Source: Yahoo! Japan
Part of a set of light up keychains, but this time he is sprawled strangely over the ball instead of standing up. This was impossible to
get a decent picture of on its side, and it wouldn't stand up due to the peg on the bottom, so here it's hanging off my lamp. ^_^;
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11th Movie "Plush" Phone Strap Figure
Source: Yahoo! Japan
This is from a set of 11th movie figures that look like plush, but aren't styled after the Pokedolls. How original!
Pokedex Keychain (3 versions)
Sources: Yahoo! Japan, eBay
It looks like Dialga got (at least) 3 figures in this series, all a bit different! The one on the right (from eBay) has a heavy keyring, while the other two have small thin keychains. All 3 Pokedexes are a bit different.
I've seen the other two quite a bit, but the one with the blue keychain only turned up after nearly 2 years of searching (for Dialga, not that keychain). I wonder if that set is rare?
10th Movie Pokedoll Stylus
Source: Pokemon Center (Hamamatsuchou, Japan)
This item was on my wanted list for a long time. Now it's yet another chibi Pokedoll strap in my collection~
Lens Cleaner Strap Figures
Source: Sunyshore, Yahoo! Japan, and Wizzywig
I bought the Wizzywig and Sunyshore versions at about the same time (I forget which was from where), and thought I'd bought a duplicate, but when they both arrived, they turned out to be different!
The one in the middle is a new addition discovered on Yahoo! Japan. It must be a pretty rare gachapon set if I'd not seen it until then (and neither had my friend Irene, with her very extensive Darkrai collection)! I'm selling the rest of the set here.
'Scooping' Figure
Source: Yahoo! Japan
This is a slightly squishy little figure about the size of a Kids figure. I have no idea why it's called a 'scooping' figure, but that's what the auction called it!
I actually bought a lot of 50 of these on Yahoo Japan! in fall 2008, but somehow he missed getting added to the site for a long time. Sorry little guy!
Poffin Case Figure
Source: warandromance of pkmncollectors
This tiny figure comes attached to a plastic miniature drawer set for poffins. I just like it as a small figure, though. Thanks warandromance for the trade!
Soft Rubber Keychain
Source: Wizzywig
This big keychain is rubbery and hallow, and all over Yahoo Japan. It's a little stubby, but not quite enough to be the coveted Pokedoll form.
Phone Strap (American, European, and Japanese versions)
Source: kamikaze_drag0n on pkmncollectors, eBay, and Yahoo! Japan
At last, the trio is complete! I've seen the Japanese one with different colored straps, but since it's the same figure it is not MUST HAVE as much as some other things.
Spinning Figure on Pokeball
Source: Wizzywig
A nifty little spinning figure keychain. I think Dialga should always be on a Master Ball though,
or at least an Ultra Ball...
Lanyard and Strap Figures
Sources: eBay, Strapya-World
Two of these figures look to be quite the same, and the other, newer one (from a set with Arceus) has the same sort of strap but a different figure.
I found the different one while searching through Dialga auctions on Bidders, and recognized the picture as being from Strapya, which also has their own website which you can buy from directly even if you're not in Japan. I searched their site for Dialga, but found only the straps I'd already bought from them before. Thinking that they must have it, I searched for 'Diamond and Pearl', and found it, but listed as "Diarga". Ha!
Here's a close up of just the figures.
10th Anniversary "Phone Strap" Figure
Source: Yahoo! Japan
This figure is identical to the DP Keychain one, which is why I didn't mind using that with my actual keys. It's part of a set with many other Pokemon featured in the movies. At about the size and weight of a Tomy figure, I think it's way too big to actually put on a phone, though.
Diamond and Pearl UFO Keychains
Source: Yahoo! Japan, crunch385 of pkmncollectors
I guess they must have released a lot of these sets, because Dialga has at least 6 different versions of these now! The one on the far left is a pearly shine version that was released for an 11th Movie set.
Not included in the picture is this one, which I use every day on my actual keys. I'm more picky about getting all the alternate versions of items for Dialga now than I was at the start of my collection!
So var, the variants I have are: 1) where the keychain has a flat Master Ball with a spot to write a name on the back, 2) the same, except a Poke Ball instead of a Master Ball, 3) where the keychain has a 3D Master Ball, 4) two where the keychain has no attachments other than the figure (with different card backings), and 5) the pearly shine variant.
Light Up Gashapon Figure Keychain
Source: Yahoo! Japan
Comes with a small tag you can pull out to activate the light-up action! I've left it in for now, though.
Chibi Lens Strap Cleaner
Source: heerosferret of pkmncollectors
This little Dialga was part of a trade, and is one of very few Dialga chibi-style items I've managed to find so far. How stubby!
Chibi Figure Keychain
Source: trainer_irene of pkmncollectors
This is the same figure as the strap above, on a different type of keychain. I think this may be part of the 2007 movie theater goods, but I'm not sure!
Figural DX Strap
Source: rocketharuka of pkmncollectors
I'm not sure whether to count this as a figure or not. It has a head just like a figure, but it doesn't stand up on its own. Anyway, it's a cool strap!
Soft Friends (Squeeze Toy) Keychain
Source: Ito Yokado (Saitamashintoshin, Japan)
A super cute squeezy toy! These appeared to be left over from the 10th movie promotion from the previous year, so I was really lucky to find him!
Kaiyodo Pre-Order Figure for Pokemon Diamond
Source: Hardrock-Pokemon
I didn't realize when I bought this that it's only half a Dialga - the back half is completely missing from this figure. Let's just say he's emerging majestically from the smoke.
Masterball Light-Up (Yurapika) Figure
Source: Yahoo! Japan
Part of a randomly boxed set - I didn't want to take my chances getting the wrong one on Wizzywig, so I just bought it directly off YJ. Lights up when you press the Master Ball's button.
Mega Bloks Kit
Source: Yahoo! Japan
One of the big kits that come with a few small Mega Blocks. This was a lot of fun to put together, but it doesn't stand on its base very well. There is an individual block as well, which I've also obtained! It can be found in the Other section.
Model Kit
Source: eBay
Another set I bought on eBay only to find at Mitsuwa later. This is tricky to assemble because of the stickers (and because the legs all look almost the same) but it was fun too.
Ball-point Pen
Source: Yahoo! Japan
Here's a ball-point pen and matching mechanical pencil with a little Dialga on a spring. Why does it need to bounce? I don't know! The side tag (the green thing) has Darkrai on it - these are from the 10th movie promotion and are actually quite rare! After years apart, the red mechanical pencil finally joins my collection and completes the set. ^_^
Here is a closeup of the figure on the end.
Posable Figure
Source: eBay
This is from a series of posable figures that came out in early 2008. It's also really easy to mistake other figures for this one, it's
pretty standard looking.
Zukan (1st and 2nd releases)
Made by: Tomy Yuujin
Source: Yahoo! Japan
Dialga had a zukan released in set DP4, and it was a standing serious Dialga like many others here. Then another was released two sets later in DP6, showing how happy Dialga can be!
Remote Control Dialga
Source: Yahoo! Japan
Zoom zoom! This racing and spinning figure comes with a Pokeball remote. It makes funny space noises when you push the buttons. I haven't made it "fight" with Palkia because I don't want them to dent each other up, though.
Masterball Stylus
Source: Wizzywig
These two styluses are almost the same, but one is from the 10th movie and one from the 11th, and you can see their logos on the side of the stylus. I think these are pretty poorly designed - Dialga is attached to the cap, so if you take the cap off to use the stylus you also take off Dialga, and the cap doesn't clip on to the back of the stylus because there's a Master Ball there. I bought two of them anyway!
10th Anniversary Collection Figure
Source: Yahoo! Japan
I kept looking for this figure in lots, but eventually just gave up and had to buy it singly. I guess you're supposed to clip it to other figures in the series using the links at the sides like the Chou Get!series, but I just wanted the Dialga.
Basic Fun Keychain (Series 17)
Source: eBay
I'd seen this series around quite a bit, and even have the Poochyena figure from the set on my keychain, but I just recently became aware that there was a series with Dialga, Palkia, Darkrai, and Lickilicky. I had to have the Dialga!
Light Up Figure
Source: Toys R Us
A fairly large figure, that lights up when you press the gem on its chest. This is different from the Japanese version!
Jakks Pacific Figure
Source: My sister Lauren~
One of those basic Dialga figures. I arranged for my sister to get me one when they showed in stores where she lives since I'd yet to see any. Luckily I got one with a good paint job, or maybe she picked it out that way. Thanks Lauren!
Pre-release Stylus
Source: Software Etc. (Retail store)
I bet almost every Dialga collector has this one. These were given out with the Diamond pre-orders back before the games were released, so it was one of my first Dialga items ever (well, my very first if you don't count Diamond as a Dialga item).
Toys R Us Figure
Source: Toys R Us (of course)
This figure is marked as a Toys R Us exclusive. Anyway, it's a nice big heavy figure! I actually thought about getting the Palkia in this set too, but the Dialga objected.
Bandai Spin Collection Figures (normal and clear)
Source: eBay (Italy) and riolulz of pkmncollectors
I thought I had nearly all of Dialga's figures when this clear figure appeared on pkmncollectors, and on hold for me no less! I bought it immediately, but he said that there was also a non-clear version that the gachapon machine in Italy didn't have. With his help (and scanned insert) I found out that they were actually made in France but sold in gachapon machines in Italy (and possibly other countries), and managed to find a full set on eBay.it to score the non-clear. Works for me!
You can see them without the Pokeball parts here, and next to a Kids figure for size comparison here.
Pokemon Candy Container Series 2
Source: rentorar of pkmncollectors
This is from a Europe-exclusive candy and figure set. What a pleasant surprise to find it for sale on pkmncollectors!
Master Ball Figure (European Release)
Source: Eileen (a visitor to this site!)
I had no idea this figure existed until a visitor from Germany informed me about it, then was kind enough to get it for me. Thank you so much! <3
Shooting Action Dialga
Source: kari_xiii of pkmncollectors
This is a big, cool figure! The front plate detaches so that you can put some darts to shoot at the target (which I haven't tried out). I just like it as a big figure. ^_^ This and the two figures below were picked up for me by Kari. Thank you! <3
Power Fight Battle Dialga
Source: kari_xiii of pkmncollectors
A nifty posable Dialga, also exclusive to Europe.
Ultimate Battle Trainer Figure
Source: kari_xiii of pkmncollectors
Yet another cool European exclusive figure. I'm guessing this is Roar of Time?s
