Pikachu Gets Its Own Shoe In The Next Pokémon x Crocs Collaboration

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As the highest grossing media franchise of all time, it’s only a natural play for Pokemon to link up with Crocs, a motivating factor that’s led the brands to join forces onthat led to an inaugural collaboration in September 2022 before multiple additional styles trickled out in 2024. After the reveal of the Crocs Versus Clog that pitted Charizard against Blastoise, the two partners are reuniting for a more conventional capsule set to touch down this summer.

In keeping with that aforementioned shoe’s stealthy atmosphere, the pair for all ages builds elemental silhouettes of Bulbasaur, Charmander, Squirtle, and Pikachu atop an all-black body. In typical fashion, Jibbitz of the OG Generation 1 starter choices also come with each. For a final flash of franchise flair, the sole is adapted in a Pokéball pattern of red, white, and black.

Swap over to the other half for a finer spotlight on the franchise’s everlasting mascot, Pikachu. Already the focal point of two previous pairs, it’s an embrace of the cutesy side of the electronic mouse. Various silhouetted profiles stamp atop a rosy, iridescent upper, while the Jibbitz depict some of the Pokémon’s more animated expressions. While the black pair is expected in full family sizing, this pink Pikachu pair of Crocs is only known to us in grade school and preschool sizing.

The Pokemon x Crocs collab including the “Pink Pikachu” and the all-over print edition are currently expected out on June 10th. Catch detailed images of either colorway ahead and keep our Sneaker Release Dates page in mind for further updates.