Razer has unveiled the Razer | Pikachu & Eevee Collection, a peripheral lineup created with The Pokémon Company International. It consists of four items: a headset, a tenkeyless keyboard, a mouse, and a mousepad, each applying Pikachu and Eevee styling to an established Razer model. The collection marks Pokémon's 30th year, and availability is limited to the United States, Latin America, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand. Japan is not on the list.

Special Editions of Proven Models, Not New Designs

All four products are special editions built on hardware Razer already sells in its regular lineup. The headset is the Kraken V4 X, the keyboard is the Ornata V3 Tenkeyless, the mouse is the Cobra, and the mousepad is the Medium size of the Gigantus V2.

That approach is a sensible one for a collaboration. Limited models built on new tooling tend to be awkward when it comes to defect handling and accessory compatibility, whereas a recolor of an existing model reuses a design with a track record. From a buyer's perspective, performance information is already available, so the decision comes down to appearance alone.

The color scheme centers on Pikachu's yellow and Eevee's brown, with details scattered across keycaps and chassis. Rather than covering every surface with loud character prints, the design aims for something restrained enough to sit on a desk without clashing.

Where Each Product Sits

The Kraken V4 X is a wired gaming headset. It uses a lightweight frame and velour-style earcups, with subdued Razer Chroma RGB lighting. Because it is not wireless, there is no latency or battery level to think about.

The Ornata V3 Tenkeyless is a low-profile keyboard. Its switches use a mecha-membrane design, which pairs the quietness of a membrane with the click of a mechanical switch. Dropping the numeric keypad narrows the board and frees up room for mouse movement. A magnetic wrist rest is included, making it easier to keep a steady wrist angle over long sessions.

The Cobra is a lightweight wired mouse. It uses optical switches, which avoid the chatter (unintended double clicks) that can develop as metal contacts wear. The shape is straightforward, aimed at competitive titles.

The Gigantus V2 Medium is a cloth mousepad. Its micro-weave surface and anti-slip base are standard fare, and its role here is to tie the look of the set together.

US Pricing Starts at 29.99 USD

Razer lists the US prices as 109.99 USD (about 18,000 yen) for the Kraken V4 X, 119.99 USD (about 19,000 yen) for the Ornata V3 Tenkeyless, 59.99 USD (about 9,700 yen) for the Cobra, and 29.99 USD (about 4,900 yen) for the Gigantus V2 Medium. Buying all four comes to roughly 320 USD (about 52,000 yen).

※1 USD = 162 JPY (as of July 21, 2026)

In Australia the same items are listed at 189.95 AUD, 199.95 AUD, 99.95 AUD, and 49.95 AUD respectively, and sales have already started there.

Collaboration products usually cost more than their standard versions, and with licensing fees folded into the price that is hard to avoid. Even so, Razer picked mainstream models rather than high-end wireless gear, so assembling the full set does not land in unreachable territory.

No Word on Japan

The listed sales regions are the United States, Latin America, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand. Distribution runs through Razer.com regional stores, RazerStores worldwide, and selected retail partners.

Japan's absence is surprising given how popular Pokémon is there. Razer has released several Pokémon-themed peripherals before, though region-by-region splits in availability are not unusual. No additional information about a Japanese release has been provided.

Importing remains an option for anyone determined to get one. Two things are worth checking first: the keyboard uses a US layout, and warranty coverage varies by region. The Ornata V3 Tenkeyless in particular has no Japanese layout version, so it does not suit anyone who relies on kana input.

Summary

Razer's Pikachu & Eevee Collection is a 30th-anniversary lineup made up of the Kraken V4 X, Ornata V3 Tenkeyless, Cobra, and Gigantus V2 Medium. Each is based on a proven mainstream model, and prices run from 29.99 USD to 119.99 USD. It is an easy choice for anyone who wants a character-themed desk setup, but with Japan left off the sales region list, getting one there means going through an importer.