Gengar And Lechonk Have Been Turned Into $300 Pokemon Beanbag Chairs

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We may never live in a world where Pokemon are real, but on the bright side, there are a lot of ways The Pokemon Company has brought them into the real world. Whether that be via Funko Pops, plushes, or action figures. Its latest venture technically falls into the plush category even though their primary function is furniture as Gengar, Lechonk, and Jigglypuff have all been turned into massive beanbags.

All three items in the Pokemon x Yogibo collection are available now, and since they're so big - and officially licensed Pokemon products - it's going to cost you a Lechonk of change if you want to own a Gengar you can sit on. The Yogibo beanbags are $299.99 each, available to pre-order through the Pokemon Center and expected to ship in October. Perfect holiday gifts for someone you want to splash out on this Christmas, or if you're going for Gengar, a great addition to your Halloween decor that should arrive just in the nick of time.

If the images of a woman holding the massive beanbags aren't enough to give you an idea of just how big these things are, their exact dimensions are 30 x 30 x 30 inches. A perfect sphere, although I imagine it would take quite a lot of effort to return them to that state once they've been sat on for the first time. Speaking of which, Pokemon makes it abundantly clear that only one person should be sitting on these beanbags at a time. Don't make Lechonk more upset than it already is by inviting friends to sit on it with you.

Pokemon has teamed up with Yogibo for a range of very special beanbag chairs. This one reimagines the popular Ghost-type Gengar, stuffed with beans and the cover is removable so it can be washed and replaced with other Yogibo-compatible beanbag chair covers.

The beanbags' covers can be removed, making them easy to wash. That also means they can be switched with other compatible Yogibo beanbag covers. The covers in this collection don't appear to be on sale separately. A collection of the three covers with one