Pokémon’s 24-Movie Blu-ray Collection Packs Ash’s Adventures Into a $400 Poké Ball

Pokémon’s animated movie run is getting a suitably oversized physical-media release. A new Pokémon: 24-Movie Collection brings together the Ash Ketchum-era films on Blu-ray in a limited-edition Poké Ball package, with a US price of $399.99 and a release date of November 24, 2026.

The set is being sold as an Amazon-exclusive release in the United States. That makes it a collector-focused proposition rather than a cheap way to binge the films: at the listed price, the collection works out to roughly $16.67 per movie before assigning any value to the elaborate packaging.

What the Pokémon 24-Movie Collection includes

The collection spans 24 animated Pokémon movies and 16 Blu-ray discs, following Ash and Pikachu from Pokémon: The First Movie through Pokémon the Movie: Secrets of the Jungle. A detailed media listing identifies VIZ Media as the publisher and shows the films distributed across the discs, with several discs carrying two or three movies.

• 24 animated Pokémon movies
• 16 Blu-ray discs
• Limited-edition Poké Ball presentation case
• US list price of $399.99
• Release date: November 24, 2026
• Amazon-exclusive US release

The packaging is the obvious centerpiece. Instead of a conventional rectangular box, the discs sit inside a large Poké Ball display piece, with the Blu-rays held in an internal booklet-style package. It is designed to look like memorabilia as much as a movie library, which helps explain why the price sits well above a typical multi-film Blu-ray bundle.

A complete Ash movie collection, not every Pokémon film

There is an important distinction behind the “24-movie” label. The set is built around the animated films associated with Ash’s adventures. That means buyers should not interpret it as literally every feature-length Pokémon production ever released. In particular, the live-action Detective Pikachu is not part of the 24-film animated run represented here.

The disc breakdown also indicates that both Pokémon the Movie: Black—Victini and Reshiram and Pokémon the Movie: White—Victini and Zekrom are represented within the collection, while later entries culminate with Secrets of the Jungle. For fans who followed the theatrical and home-video releases over decades, the appeal is having that long run consolidated into one physical set.

The $400 question

At $399.99, this is plainly aimed at dedicated collectors. Physical ownership does have an advantage over relying on a changing streaming catalogue, but the premium packaging is doing a lot of work in the value proposition. Someone mainly interested in watching a handful of favorite movies will have cheaper options; someone wanting a shelf-ready archive of Ash’s movie adventures is the audience this edition is chasing.

There are also details worth checking before pre-ordering. Nintendo Life reported that the set appeared limited to the US at announcement, and early coverage did not establish equivalent editions for other regions. Buyers outside the US should therefore avoid assuming a local release or compatible regional edition will follow.

What is confirmed — and what still needs checking

The strongest confirmed details are the $399.99 US price, 24-film count, 16-disc format and November 24 release date. A specialist media database lists English audio and a Blu-ray region designation, but prospective buyers should verify playback compatibility, final language options, subtitles and any bonus material directly on the retail listing before purchase, particularly if importing.

The set is available for pre-order in the US. At this price, the Poké Ball presentation and the convenience of collecting the animated movie run in one package are the real selling points. For everyone else, $400 is a steep admission fee for a nostalgia marathon — even one that lasts well over a day.

Where to find it

• Pokémon: 24-Movie Collection on Amazon US