A huge £35 off the usual price.
Part of a Die-Cast collection and officially licensed by The Pokémon Company, the ball is a replica of the iconic red ball, easily recognisable symbol of the famous manga and game series.
Made from a metal shell and completed with a painted finish, the item also has motion sense, brought to life through proximity as well as a glowing, multi-colour button and uniquely numbered hologram for authentication. Unlike your plastic Poké Ball's from your youth, this is a display piece, complete with a light up presentation box. The box also has a light feature, allowing you to show off your new collector's item with multi-coloured lights.
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