Secretlab is officially bringing Pokémon Trainers back to Kanto in a new collaboration and love-letter to the Pokémon Generation that started it all. Known for their high-end gaming chairs, desks, and accessories, the Secretlab TITAN Evo line has revealed their three new starter Pokémon as part of Secretlab Pokémon Collection. Series mascot Pikachu will be joined by the Evolution Pokémon Eevee and every '90s kid's favorite Ghost-Type, Gengar.
The Secretlab TITAN Evo Pokémon Pikachu, Gengar, and Eevee Editions are the perfect gaming chairs for Pokémon fans who are looking to evolve their secret base to the next level. Each edition of the gaming chair sports the high-quality comfort Secretlab has become known for with their TITAN Evo series, featuring all-day ergonomic support and stability, making these the perfect chairs whether you're gaming, getting work done in the office, or just relaxing at the end of a long day.
Secretlab's Pokémon Collection is the Perfect Throwback to the Franchise's Best Generation
Secretlab's Pokémon Collection was made for the fans by the fans. Senior Product Graphic Designer at Secretlab, Irene Tee says, "Much like some of the biggest Pokémon fans today, I also grew up with the franchise. That’s why we wanted this chair collection to speak to the inner child in all of us, while still being elevated with craftsmanship that would appeal to our now grown-up selves. Every detail you see is an intentional decision made to achieve this – from using materials like velour to emulate the softness of each Pokémon to weaving their most iconic colors into a gradient effect."
The quality on display is clear as day. This is a collection for those Pokémon fans who grew up on the series and never lost their love of their franchise into adulthood – something that describes so many of us who were swept away by Pokémania in the late '90s. As a chair, the TITAN Evo Pokémon Collection features Secretlab's signature cold-cure foam, which is designed to respond to your body, offering pressure relief while delivering even weight distribution, perfect for all-day use. The proprietary sculpted pebble seat base allows you to comfortably sit and switch between different positions depending on your needs.
Secretlab's 4-way L-adapt lumbar support offers greater flexibility in how to position your chair, as well as extra lower back support. Lastly, the Titan EVO's Softweave Plus Fabric puts on the finishing touches, displaying Pikachu, Gengar, and Eevee in high quality, along with their respective variants and evolutions all across the collection. The Secretlab Pokémon Collection strives to balance consistent comfort with visual and aesthetic depth you won't find elsewhere.
The Secretlab Pokémon Collection Retails For US$684 / GBP$549 / EUR$644
The Secretlab Pokémon Collection will be available in the United States, Canada, Europe, Australia, and the United Kingdom, with price points beginning in the TITAN Evo's general range of US$684 / GBP$549 / EUR$644. Worth noting, the Eevee Edition will be the only variant of the collection in the UK. The Pikachu Edition, Gengar Edition, and Eevee Edition will all be available in the US, CA, EU, and AU regions. From what we've seen so far, you can't go wrong with any of the three editions.
On the collection's design philosophy, Irene Tee says, "Even the subtle line art on the side wings have a lot more depth than what might initially meet the eye. If you look closely, you’ll find that each Pokémon is depicted with a range of poses, expressions and details. We arranged every single one of them by hang to create a one-of-a-kind pattern made specially for fans."
The Pikachu Edition features Pokémon's iconic mascot in multiple different poses on the sides, alternating between the electric mouse's male and female forms in Pikachu's signature yellow. The Gengar Edition brilliantly balances black and purple hues together, depicting both Gastly and Haunter in the side wings as Gengar takes center stage. The Eevee Edition goes all out, sporting a cream-brown body, as well as Eevee's many evolutions (not just Gen 1) in colored outlines respective to their Type differences.
More information on the Secretlab Pokémon Collection can be found here.
Be on for TheBestWarGames's official review of the Secretlab Pokémon Collection, coming very soon!
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- Satoshi Tajiri