The wild world of Pokemon merch continues to get weirder, and one of the latest pieces of Pocket Monster memorabilia from Japan could take pride of place in your bathroom.
It’s no secret that there is plenty ofPokemonmerch out there in the world. After over 25 years of the iconic franchise and well over 1000 of those pesky Pocket Monsters, players can get a version of just about every ‘mon to keep them company at home.
Whether it’s some of the new Pokemon featured inPokemon Scarlet & Violet, the weirder inclusions found inPokemon Legends: Arceus, or many, many, more: there world of Pokemon merch is vast, and strange, though this new item might just be one of the weirdest releases yet.
Let Vileplume hand you toilet paper with weird new Pokemon merch
As shared byJapanese storeMeccha Japan on X, a new piece of merch is on its way to Japan, featuring ahappy-looking Vileplume(not affiliated) ready to hold your toilet paper for you, so you can pull it out of its head.
Pokémon Vileplume Roll Paper Holder – Available Now!🛑https://t.co/meltH90RQk#Pokemon#Vileplumepic.twitter.com/UqxOCKPu5K
Pokemon fans are having a lot of fun in the comments, especially because this is easily on the ‘sillier’ end of Pocket Monster merchandise. One person comments underneath the post, saying “Why does vileplume look so evil, devious little guy.”
Another person comments on Vileplume’s face, adding, “He looks so sneakkkkkyyyyyy.” Meanwhile, another post gets straight to the point, joking “It knows what these paper towels are really used for.”
A different comment asks, “Why does it look so devious? Did it knowingly cause the sneeze?” Well, considering Vileplume is based on a flower known for its distinctively disgusting smell, sometimes called theCorpse Flower, Vileplume might just have something to do with it.
Nathan Ellingsworth was a Senior Writer on Dexerto’s UK team, specializing in Pokemon coverage – including Pokemon Go, Pokemon Sword & Shield, Pokemon Sleep, and the Trading Card Game. On top of that, Nathan is an expert in mobile gaming and Nintendo franchises. They have bylines at The Gamer, Nintendo Life, Pocket Tactics.
