Even more Pokemon x Target Drop 2 items revealed

Target has officially revealed more collectibles it plans to sell as part of its celebrations dedicated to Pokémon30th anniversary. The upcoming products will be available for purchase starting in early June 2026, with the majority of them likely to sell out within hours, based on Target's latest Pokémon merch drop.

The Pokemon x Target collaboration was originally announced in April 2026 as an exclusive, limited-time collection created in conjunction with The Pokemon Company International. Positioned as one of Target's biggest fan-focused retail initiatives of the year, the collection went live in early May and sold out almost immediately. The American retailer subsequently confirmed that the collaboration would return with many additional products in late spring 2026. Some of these items were revealed on May 27, but most remained a mystery until a few days later.

Dozens of new Pokemon x Target items were announced on June 6

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More of the previously promised Pokémon x Target Drop 2 items have now been officially revealed on the retailer's latest collection page, which features nearly $1,200 worth of merchandise spanning 40 products with an average price of $27.85. The new batch leans heavily towards cheaper accessories, posters, outdoor toys, apparel and a few premium collectibles. All items will become available for purchase on June 6, 2026.

New Shop Only Pokemon x Target Drop 2 items

The cheapest additions to the upcoming series are four $8 bag charms themed after Jigglypuff, Ditto, Psyduck and Eevee. Target has also listed half a dozen $10 posters featuring Mew, Eevee, Jigglypuff, Bulbasaur, Mewtwo and Charizard, putting a sizable chunk of the newly revealed lineup into impulse buy territory. Other budget-friendly products include $10 Splash Balls, $12 Pikachu and Psyduck pennants, $15 youth graphic tees, and several $15 kickballs modeled after various Poke Balls from Pokémon lore.

Previously revealed Pokemon x Target Drop 2 Merch

Target is also trying to slow the rapid sales pattern that defined the first wave. The retailer says Drop 2 purchases will be limited to one unit per item, per guest, both in-store and online, which should at least reduce bulk purchases across the most sought-after lists, thus discouraging scalpers. Given the response to the Pokemon x Target Drop 1 reset, launch morning may offer the safest window of availability for jackets, full-sized puzzles, and character accessories.

The expanded Drop 2 range reflects the breadth of Target's approach to Pokémons anniversary year. Instead of limiting the collaboration to toys or trading card collectibles, the retailer is spreading the brand across apparel, homewares, outdoor play, accessories, beauty and electronics. More limited-time items may be announced later in 2026, depending on the response to the recently outlined Drop 2 collection.