Razer has announced a new Pokémon-themed gaming peripheral collection featuring pixel art inspired by the franchise’s original 151 Pokémon. The collaboration celebrates Pokémon’s 30th anniversary with retro-style designs across several Razer products, giving fans a matching setup based on the pixelated artwork associated with the series’ early games.
The Razer Pokémon Pixel Art collection includes the Viper V4 Pro wireless gaming mouse, the BlackWidow V4 Pro wireless mechanical keyboard with a matching wrist rest, a large Mousepad, and the Iskur V2 gaming chair. The products combine Razer’s existing gaming hardware with Pokémon artwork, bringing the same theme across a desktop setup.




Razer has released Pokémon-themed accessories before, including its Pikachu and Eevee collection and BlackShark V3 HyperSpeed headsets featuring Charizard, Lucario, and Sylveon designs. The latest collaboration takes a different approach by focusing on pixel art from the original generation rather than individual Pokémon characters.
The announcement, shared on Weibo, describes the collection as a combination of retro artwork and modern gaming accessories. The post reads, in machine-translated English:
Pixel art returns, the adventure begins!
Pokémon | Razer Pokémon 30th Anniversary Special Edition Pixel Art Theme Complete Set of Collaborative Peripherals is coming soon.
The lively and adorable Pokémon pixel art, combined with the sleek and minimalist design of these peripherals, adds fun and personality to your everyday look.
Start your journey with Pokémon from your desktop!
Pre-orders begin on October 15th!
Come and collect your own “Pokédex Collection” to create your personalized desktop!
Pre-orders opened in China on October 15 through Bilibili and Tmall, with a full launch planned before the end of November. Razer has not confirmed pricing for the collection or whether the products will be available internationally. It is therefore unclear whether the launch will remain exclusive to China or expand to other markets later.


The collection gives Pokémon fans a way to bring the franchise’s original pixel-art aesthetic to their gaming setups, with a mouse, keyboard, Mousepad, and chair sharing the same theme. International availability and pricing remain unconfirmed, so fans outside China will need to wait for further details from Razer.
