A group shot from April 2010. Unfortunately, this probably won't be updated for some time as my Jolteon collection isn't on display at the moment...Also, there are more flat things not shown because I started to put them up, then found out soon after that I'd be moving!
Click here to see another version of that picture that's a close up on the figures, plush, and such on the shelf.
I have quite a few Jolteon that don't have photos yet and am working on adding them to the site bit by bit, so the ones on this page are only some of what I have. This page is very much under construction!
Jolteon Bell Plush (by Banpresto)
This amazingly rare plush is one I thought I'd never obtain for my own collection, but Gin of Sunyshore managed to find an extra, and sold him to me <3 He is about 3" tall and made of a combination of velvet, felt, and painted-on details. This line is from about 1999, and contains a good number of the original 151 Pokemon. (I also have a Dragonair and Dragonite bell plush on my Dragons page!)
If I didn't have the Jolteon cel below, this would be the rarest item in my collection. As of this writing, this is the only Jolteon bell plush that I know of in all of the United States.
Custom Plush (by Juumou):
A UFO catcher-style plush, commissioned from Juumou of DeviantArt and pkmncollectors. Nicknamed 'Jet'!
Custom Plush (by YumiYutaka)
A sleeping custom plush, nicknamed Leon.
A custom plush meant to be in a 'battle pose', by meuniere of pkmncollectors. He doesn't have a nickname yet.
Pokemon Center Pokedolls
Here are both versions of the official Jolteon Pokedoll. The one on the right is the original version, from 2006 or so. The one on the left is the new, Eevee Collection version with the new DP plush (i.e., super soft) fabric. The Eevee Collection dolls are only available for about a month, so he is quite rare!
The one in the middle is a custom shiny Pokedoll, made by the amazing BabyLondonStar. I'm quite lucky to have him!
The older one has a standard Pokedoll tag, but the new version has a super cute and special one:
Jolteon Friends Plush
My very loved and worn friends plush, that has certain sentimental value, even apart from being my first Jolteon plush. Mine wears a small Dialga charm on his makeshift collar.
Jolteon Animation Cel
This is the prize of my Jolteon collection. I found it (along with the sketch) on an eBay auction, and won it fairly cheaply in the end. It's a unique piece of Pokemon history! From the episode "the Ultimate Test" where Ash battles another trainer using randomly chosen Pokemon.
Keshimon (Early Keshipoke Series)
The original 151 Keshipoke figures were super tiny (like the other ones) and made of metal. There is also a silver version of each figure, but I've yet to see that of Jolteon. He is super tiny and rare! <3
Miniature keychain
This figure took me months of searching the figure auctions on Yahoo Japan to find, and even then he's really worn. But I love him anyway <3
Mini-Cot Figure
Look at that pudgy face XD Another tiny and rare figure set, I lucked out and found him listed under the Zapdos auctions, and with a buyout too!
Chibi Figure Stamp and 151 Figure Stamp
The Chibi Stamps (on the left) feature a wide variety of Pokemon (from the first and second generations) on different colored bases. This is the only color I've managed to get my hands on, but since the figure is the same and the stamps are quite rare, I'm not too worried about the rest.
The 151 stamp on the right is from a series that featured all 151 first generation Pokemon, and some from the second. Like the other stamper, this seems to be pretty rare - I only managed to get both of them by buying large lots of the stamps.
Kids Figure (original pose)
The original Jolteon Kids figure, and its clear variant. The clears
from these sets are actually not hard to find (unlike later figures)
because they were released in boxed sets where they were always
clear.
Attack-Pose Kids Figure (normal and clear versions)
From the Bandai Kids series, Jolteon's second kid is in the attacking pose. I half suspected that this figure didn't even exist in clear until recently, and then shortly after that, one finally appeared on Yahoo Japan. My Jolteon kids collection is complete - for now!
Diamond and Pearl Kids Figure
Jolteon finally got a new kid in the Diamond and Pearl kids series! This mimics his cute new Sugimori art, shown on a few other items here. Like many of the recent Kids releases, this version doesn't have a clear, so my Jolteon Kids collection should be complete now.
Jolteon Bouncer
An old toy from the original Pokemon hype in the US.
Tiny Figure
I don't know what this figure is, but it looks pretty similar to the bouncy ball one.
Roller Figure
Not really sure what this is, but the figure on it is a happy little Jolteon. It's pretty small, but the Pokeball is heavier than it looks, so it stays well in place.
TOMY Figures (1998? original and 2007 revival)
The original Jolteon Tomy was the only Jolteon figure I had for a long, long time. Since it was basically the only non-card Jolteon item I could really get, I bought a dozen or so of them on the Pokemon Center site back when they gave discounts for purchases of multiple figures. I gave them to friends and co-workers as souveniers. I had planned to do this with the revival figure, but now I have enough figures that the Jolteon have non-clone family, so I don't really need to.
"Jumbo Tomy Figure"
This figure is a bootleg from eBay, but I bought it because there are so few Jolteon figures (I had only one or two back then) and none this large until the late 2009 release of the figure below. He is about 3" tall and needs a new paint job...
Jakks Pacific Posable Figure
For a long time, Jakks Pacific was the butt of jokes on pkmncollectors for making toys of largely unpopular Pokemon. American Pokemon fans would go to their toy stores and find nothing but unwanted Sudowoodo and Bonsly plush sitting on the shelf. Then, they started making Pokemon from the Giratina movie, and we were impressed, and some of us bought them. Then after that, they made a set featuring Jolteon, Flareon, Glaceon, Porygon2, Haunter, and others, and we were really impressed, and many of us rushed to our toy stores to buy them! Here is the Jolteon from that series, and I believe it's Jolteon's first posable figure!
Colored Mini Models
I believe these rubber figures were made for all of the original 151 Pokemon, and in a variety of colors. I have 7 colors of Jolteon at the moment and am trying to get the others too!
Battle Museum Figures
Oh, that's what it is! I managed to obtain the other two figures in this set (one of which is clear, ooh). This is the older version of the 'Chou Get' series that Dialga has quite a few of.
Zukan 1/40th Scale Figure
Part of a set with a very tiny Eevee and a slightly bigger Flareon and Vaporeon, this is one of my smallest Jolteon. But it's very nicely detailed even so!
AG Metal Collection Figures
I believe this figure comes in a number of colors, but I'm not sure just how many. So far I have blue, purple, gunmetal, copper (I think?) and gold. I'm definitely looking for more!
Unknown Pink Figure
I thought this was part of the AG metal collection from the picture, but it's actually smaller and made of plastic. I don't know what this is, actually!
Promo E-reader TCG Card
This card seems to be fairly rare. I have yet to see it by searching on the Jolteon auctions on either eBay or Yahoo Japan, so I feel lucky to have it!
(More TCG cards coming soon, I need individual scans!)
Mega Blok
The tiny and adorable Jolteon block ^_^
Jolteon Metal Charms
Here we've got all of Jolteon's metal charms and keychains that I know of. The round charm on the left is from the 2008 Eevee Collection promotion, where all 8 Eevees got their own charm like this. The one on the right is from the Johto Pokedex charm set, where every Pokemon in the Johto dex got a charm. And the charm up top is from a very old series that had keychains for all of the 151 original Pokemon. Many of these keychains are not hard to find (I've had two or three of Ninetales and sold them for a few dollars each), but this is the only one of this Jolteon keychain I have ever seen - for a long time, I had the Electabuzz one on my wish list saying "the Jolteon from this set"! A big thanks to Gin of Sunyshore for helping me obtain all three of these! <3
151 Collection Badge/Pin
Like many of Jolteon's items, this badge is from a set that featured all 151 of the original Pokemon. This badge eluded me for a long time, until one day a full set of the badges appeared on Yahoo Japan. With the power of pkmncollectors, we were able to buy the full set, and here's that Jolteon!
Jolteon Backpack
This is not some little kid's grade school backpack, oh no! This is a full size, can-carry-college-textbooks pack. I think these were made in 1999 or so, so I was really happy to get one in brand-new condition. There's also a Flareon and Vaporeon in this set (as usual!)
Burger King Toy Game Boy Color and Cartridge
This is part of an old Burger King promotion featuring various Pokemon. The cartridge is separate, but it fits neatly into the 'system'.
Rose Art Rubber Stamp
From a set containing all 151 original Pokemon, this is the Jolteon stamp! There's a small handle on the back - I'm not sure if you were supposed to clip it to a machine to stamp, or if you just use it by hand. It's pretty tiny, though.
Custom Beadsprite
This guy is based on the Jolteon menu sprite from the Game Boy games, and is about 3" tall. He was made for me by miss_fuu_chan of pkmncollectors, and accompanied a much larger Dialga sprite that I also commissioned!
Custom Clay Keychain
This little keychain was handmade by raichu26 of pkmncollectors. I actually didn't commission it, but I saw it up for sale and grabbed it.
Custom Clay Magnet
This magnet was handmade by jaxtoys of pkmncollectors.
Cookie!
The Pokemon Center stores ran a promotion in December 2008, called "Eevee Collection", that featured the full Eevee evolution line. This cookie is from a small tin that contained cookies with various Eeveelutions on them. My tin didn't have Jolteon, but I was able to trade some other cookies for one of his!
Jolteon Standee
This one came from a book of standees that had to be cut out and assembled to create a 3D figure of sorts. I'm not sure that I put Jolteon together quite right, but his head doesn't really fold back any farther, so this is what I've got!
Staks Flat Magnet
Part of a large set of Pokemon magnets, I believe from somewhere in Europe...
Topps Holographic Evolution Card
Features Eevee when turned one way, and Jolteon when turned the other, so that you can (sort of) see Eevee evolving.
"Menko" Battle Card
I was really excited to get this old and rare Menko. It's a small cardboard card about an inch tall, featuring a gold-foil of Jolteon on the back.
Jolteon Artbox Sticker
Another little item from the original Pokemon mania in the US. This sticker is about the size of a pan sticker.
Bandai Pokedex Card
This is a neat little glossy sticker card from an early Japanese series.
Lenticular Pokemon Stadium Card
This is a very little card with a lenticular image of Jolteon! I love his Stadium pose.
Chara-Spin Battle Disc
A small metal/plastic disc used for some kind of game, made by Banpresto in 1998.
Battrio Discs
Small plastic discs with original art that are used to play an arcade game of sorts in Japan. Dialga has several of these too, but with his costing 4000 yen and above for a single disc, I haven't filled out that part of my collection yet. Jolteon's, however, can be found cheaply in small lots!
Topp Pokedex Card
Look at those eyes! He is soo cute <3
Grenada Postage Stamp
An actual postage stamp featuring Jolteon in a unique pose. I have several of these just in case I lose one, it seems like something that could be really hard to find later...
More individual item descriptions coming soon!
