Pokemon x Natural History Museum Reveals New Pikachu at the Museum Card

A brand-new promo card has just been revealed for the Pokemon x Natural History Museum event. The in-person event is in celebration of Pokemon’s 30th Anniversary, and involves a Pokemon-themed takeover of the Museum’s Cranbourne Boutique.

From January to March 2026, a special Pokemon-themed pop-up store will feature in this spot. But that’s not all! It has also been revealed that every person who makes a purchase from this pop-up store will gain an exclusive Pikachu trading card.

The Pokemon x Natural History Museum event is taking place in London, England exclusively. The celebration will run from January 26, 2026, until March 22, 2026, with tickets being needed for entry.

Unfortunately, tickets are no longer available for purchase. However, those who have purchased them at an earlier date will be able to not only enter the Pokemon-themed pop-up store, but also gain an adorable Pikachu promo card with any purchase.

This new Pikachu card, titled ‘Pikachu at the Museum’, is exclusive to the Pokemon x Natural History Museum event. Here’s a first look at the print:

The Pikachu at the Museum trading card is a ‘jumbo card’, which is exactly how it sounds: overwhelmingly big! While it is much rarer for players to collect jumbo cards due to their sheer size, they can make fun room decor or display projects. If not anything else, they’re a fun little addition to a hobby that can sometimes focus on values and profits rather than the charming artworks, or the TCG itself.

The pop-up store event has now been revealed under the ‘Pokecology’ theme. This concept is based on the upcoming April 2026 book release of Pokecology: An Illustrated Guide to Pokemon Ecology. According to the official Pokemon website, the Natural History Museum shared an appreciation for nature. From evolution to environment, fans will be able to see this concept reflected in the unique merch offered in this pop-up.

There will be several items up for grabs via the physical pop-up location, with select items also being made available on Pokemon Center. In addition to this, products from the collection can also be ordered for worldwide shipping through the Natural History Museum’s online shop – but only while stocks last!

The range of available merchandise also seems to offer quite a lot of options. From clothing to plushies, posters, or even stylish tote bags, here’s a first look at some of the options.