Puzzle Pokemon
Pokémon puzzles are one of the most popular categories in the world, and the selection in 2026 is bigger than ever. Whether you're looking for something for a 5-year-old or a seasoned enthusiast looking for a 5,000-piece challenge, there's an option.
Here's an overview of the different types of Pokémon puzzles you can find now:
1. Overview by difficulty level
It is important to choose the right number of pieces to ensure a good experience.
| Age / Level | Number of pieces | Series example |
| Toddlers (4+) | 2x12 or 2x24 | My First Puzzles (Pikachu & Friends) |
| Children (6+) | 100 XXL | "My Favorite Pokémon" |
| Junior (9+) | 200 - 300 | Pokémon World Map |
| Youth/Adult | 500 - 1000 | Pokémon Challenge / Battle |
| Expert | 1500 - 5000 | Pokémon Classics / All-Star Timeline |
2. Popular special series in 2026
Ravensburger has launched several unique concepts for Pokémon fans:
Challenge Series: These are notoriously difficult, often featuring hundreds of nearly identical Pokémon (e.g., an entire wall of Pikachu faces) that require extreme patience.
3D Puzzles: Instead of flat images, you can puzzle a free-standing plastic Pokéball or a desk storage box decorated with Eevee evolutions.
Glow in the Dark: Special editions where the electric Pokémon (like Jolteon and Raichu) or ghost Pokémon (like Gengar) glow in the dark when the puzzle is completed.
3. Quality stamps to look for
When buying Pokémon puzzles, you should look for these features to ensure it is a genuine quality product:
Softclick Technology: The pieces should fit so perfectly that they almost "lock" together.
Linen Texture: A matte finish that prevents glare from overhead lights, which is important for detailed Pokémon designs.
Thickness: The pieces should be made of sturdy cardboard that will not bend or split.
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