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A full-scale Eevee will set you back £411.55.
Pre-orders are now open for the Eevee Life-Sized Figure from Sideshow. It’s a polystone statue capped at 800 units, with shipping scheduled for some point between November 2026 and February 2027. That’s steep for a Normal-type fox. With only 800 being made, though, Sideshow is clearly selling to collectors who already have the shelf space ready.
What the money buys
Most of the cost goes into size and detail. According to Sideshow, the figure takes its look from the animated series and stands 13.34” tall, 12.91” wide and 10.09” deep. The pose has Eevee frolicking through a field of flowers, and Sideshow’s marketing copy leans hard on that scene.
“Sideshow presents the Eevee Life-Size Figure, joining our team of officially licensed Pokémon collectibles. This high-end statue showcases a beloved Normal type on the path of a new adventure,” the official Sideshow description said.
“An adorable Eevee frolics through a field of flowers, each color representing a different possibility for the future. For now, the Pokémon is happy to be on this exciting journey right beside its Trainer — that’s you!” the description continued.
The flowers are the smartest touch. Each color stands in for one of the evolutions this Eevee hasn’t chosen yet, and it’s hard to think of a more fitting idea for this particular Pokémon.
“Scaled to realistic dimensions, the polystone sculpture and vibrant colors of this collectible Pokémon figure accurately capture iconic details like Eevee’s sparkling eyes, playful paws, and bushy tail. Fans of any generation will delight in the details of this piece wherever it is displayed,” Sideshow said.
Other figures in the line
Sideshow’s Pokémon range already includes Snorlax, a Poké Ball, Pikachu, and Hilda with Tepig. Eevee is the newest addition. Pikachu is life-sized as well, so anyone buying the pair gets two figures at the same scale. Expect your bank balance to take the hit.
Why Eevee
Pokémon has three decades of history and over 1,000 creatures to catch. Popularity polls tend to put Pikachu, Greninja and Charizard near the top, and Eevee regularly beats all three. A lot of fans have carried a favorite since the series launched in 1996, and this is the one many of them pick.
Eevee debuted as a Generation 1 Pokémon in Pokémon Red and Blue in 1996. It currently has eight official evolutions. Sylveon, a Fairy type, is the most recent, and it showed up in Pokémon X and Y in 2013.
Still waiting on a ninth Eeveelution
Sylveon’s debut was more than ten years ago, and fans have been counting. Many are hoping that Pokémon Winds and Pokémon Waves, which launch on Nintendo Switch 2 at some point in 2027, will bring a ninth Eeveelution.
So far, nothing is official. The only thing fans have to go on is a rumor that the games will add 300 new Pokémon to the Pokédex. For now, the nearest thing to a fresh Eevee design is a polystone statue standing in flowers, and only 800 of those exist.
