The cookware collection will include familiar Le Creuset products updated with Pokémon iconography, like a yellow cast-iron Cocotte cooking pot with an illustration of classic Pokémon Pikachu’s tail, and a black Marmite pot with outlines of other original Pokémon like Charmander, Squirtle, and Bulbasaur, on its lid. The base of the yellow kettle is decorated with silhouetted illustrations of Pikachu running.

Le Creuset’s Pokémon Collection will be released in Japan, South Africa, and other regions in Asia and Oceania in two drops, July and November 2024.

Outlines of Pickachu, Snorlax, and the three original starter Pokémon—Bulbasaur, Charizard, and Squirtle—are also featured on colored stacking mugs, plates, and rice bowls that come in sets of five. Two plates in the Le Creuset x Pokémon collection depict Poké Balls, which characters use in the Nintendo game to catch and store their Pokémon.

Le Creuset is known for setting trends with its colored cookware, and earlier this year it released its first outdoor line. The Pokémon products are just their latest example of cookware collectables.

In a press release, Le Creuset emphasized the Pokémon Collection’s appeal for families with small children; but on the Le Creuset subreddit, adults were interested in getting their hands on them. With the collection’s limited release, one user suggested hiring someone in Japan to purchase items to ship outside of Japan.

It turns out “Gotta catch ’em all” just got a little more complicated.