1997-2000 Chirimen

Manufacturer: Banpresto
Origin: JapanThis plush is made from a silky, textured kimono fabric called Chirimen. It was exclusive to UFO Catchers. Mine happens to be in fairly good condition and has its tag attached.

1999 Pokemon Friends Mini Plush

Manufacturer: Bandai
Origin: JapanThese are about 4in tall and from a collection called Pokemon Friends. These plush came with a package of ramune candies. Mine have their candies, however I only removed them from the Wooper box for photograph purposes.

2000 Quagsire Beanbag

Manufacturer: Hasbro
Origin: USAThis plush is from the 8th release of a series of bean filled plush. It has plastic on its back and has one of the goofiest smiles I've ever seen.

2000 Coin Purse

Manufacturer: Bandai
Origin: JapanThis coin purse is made of a shiny fabric and has a long strap. It originally came in a box packaged with candy.

2000 Magnet Mascot

Manufacturer: Takara Tomy
Origin: JapanThis cute mini plush has a magnet in his head so he sticks to surfaces! Apparently it was a UFO catcher prize.

2000 Onemuri Makura Pillows

Manufacturer: Banpresto
Origin: JapanThese "Sleepy Pillows" are large plush that were a UFO Catcher prize. The blanket around its body is removable. These plush are approximately 13in tall.

2000 Reversible Pokeball

Manufacturer: Tomy
Origin: JapanAbout 4in tall, this little Wooper has a zipper on the back of it's head, allowing the plush to be inverted into a Pokeball.

2000 Shimmer Quagsire

Manufacturer: Banpresto
Origin: JapanThis plush was only available in UFO Catcher machines for a limited time, never sold in stores. It is made of a somewhat coarse shimmery fabric.

2000 Soft Touch Plush

Manufacturer: Banpresto
Origin: JapanThese plush is soft and squishy like a "mochi" plush. They were possibly a UFO Catcher Prize.

2001 Kuta Kuta Terry

Manufacturer: Tomy
Origin: JapanThese plush are made of a terry-cloth material and feel somewhat like a washcloth. It is loosely stuffed with pellets and feels like a beanie baby. Unlike the Quagsire, the Wooper's pellets are not evenly distributed and it's head is surprisingly heavy.

2001 Wooper Terry Plush

Manufacturer: Takara Tomy
Origin: JapanThis little guy came to me in a capsule, leading me to believe he was part of a gachapon set. I can't find much information about this one, but he sure is cute!

2006 Pokedoll

Manufacturer: Pokemon Center
Origin: USAThis plush is a Pokedoll, a "chibi-fied" Pokemon plush. It's design is drawn directly from in-game dolls of the same name. This is the USA version.

2008 Throw Plush

Manufacturer: Jakks Pacific
Origin: USAThis little plush came with a Pokeball and would pop out when thrown.

2009 Jakk's Pacific Plush

Manufacturer: Jakk's Pacific
Origin: USAA standard small Wooper Plush by Jakk's Pacific. The gills are flat and made of a felt-like material.

2017 All Stars Collection Wooper

Manufacturer: SAN-EI
Origin: JapanThis 7in tall plush comes from the All Stars collection, which was licensed by San-ei.

2017 Kuttari Cuties

Manufacturer: The Pokemon Company
Origin: JapanThese adorable plush are filled with beans and are floppy like Beanie Babies. They come in two styles, awake and sleeping.

2017 Pokemon Center Plush

Manufacturer: Pokemon Center
Origin: JapanOne of the Wooper plush sold at the Pokemon Center. This one has a black tag, where the American version has a white tag.

2019 All Stars Collection Quagsire

Manufacturer: SAN-EI
Origin: JapanNow this is a BIG BOI. Another int the Allstars collection! This guy is absolutely huge as far as Quagsire plush go. He's about 14in and is very squishy and soft.

2019 Banpresto Wooper

Manufacturer: Banpresto
Origin: JapanThis is one big Wooper! He stands about 10in tall.

2019 Eating Time Plush

Manufacturer: Banpresto
Origin: JapanThis plush is from a series called Eating Time, which includes several Pokemon eating berries. It was a UFO Catcher prize.

2019 Feel at Ease Series Quagsire

Manufacturer: Banpresto
Origin: JapanQuagsire's second official large-size plush! He stands about 10 in tall and is very fuzzy all over!

2019 Fluffy Hugging Plush

Manufacturer: Pokemon Center
Origin: JapanDefinitely my softest plush yet! He's floppy, silky, and just so fun to hug! He's also huge, measuring about 14". His little hang tag is just adorable!

2019 ItsDemo Plush Keychain

Manufacturer: Its Demo
Origin: JapanThis plush is from the "Summer with Pokemon" Series, a collaboration with ItsDemo and the Pokemon Company. This is the only female variant plush!

2019 Sitting Cuties Gen 2

Manufacturer: Pokemon Center
Origin: JapanAlternately called Pokemon Fit, this series features all Gen 1 and Gen 2 pokemon in a sitting position.

2020 Easy Going Keychain Plush

Manufacturer: Pokemon Center
Origin: JapanPart of the Easy Going Psyduck campaign. This Quagsire plush is carrying a rare candy!

2020 Feel at Ease Series Wooper

Manufacturer: Banpresto
Origin: JapanThis Wooper is a big boy! He's about 10" tall with felt ears and embroidered belly patterns.

2020 Hanging Tag Plush

Manufacturer: Banpresto
Origin: JapanThis Quagsire has his little arms outstretched to hold his hang tag (which I removed for safe storage).

2020 Kororin Friends Wooper

Manufacturer: Banpresto
Origin: JapanThese little beans are so cute! He has a belly pattern underneath as well!

2020 Winking/Wobble Plush

Manufacturer: Banpresto
Origin: JapanThese are actually from two different sets, but they were similar enough that I put them together. The Quagsire was released in August, and Wooper in October. Wooper's set includes the cute wink!

2021 Bandai Spirits Wooper

Manufacturer: Bandai Spirits
Origin: JapanCute little Wooper plush with a ? on it's hang loop. It's labeled as Bandai Spirits but also has a Banpresto label.

2022 Bandai Spirits Quagsire

Manufacturer: Bandai Spirits
Origin: JapanA 10in plush of Quagsire. Pretty plain as far as plush go, but still cute!

??? Tomy Wooper

Manufacturer: ???
Origin: JapanI'm sure this plush is around 2000-2001 era but I don't have any concrete proof of the date. It's a pretty generic Wooper plush

1997 Metal Figures

Manufacturer: Kyodo
Origin: JapanThese metal figures were produced as early as 1997 and continue to this day. The figures are cast in metal and come in multiple finishes. Gen 1 even had painted colors!

1998 Bell Collection

Manufacturer: Kyodo
Origin: JapanThis keychain figure is from a collection called Bell Collection, which featured Pokemon standing on Pokeball themed bells.I have seen other Pokemon with an Ultra Ball under them, but I'm unsure if Wooper appears in that variation.

1999 Kid Figures (and a custom!)

Manufacturer: Bandai
Origin: JapanThis small, smooth figure is hollow on the bottom like a finger puppet. Originally, these were packaged with a sticker and a piece of candy, although none of mine have these. They come in a normal and clear variant.Note: The shiny Quagsire is a custom. I used a spare Quagsire Kid figure and painted it shiny with acrylic paint.

1999 Tomy Figures 2 Pack

Manufacturer: Tomy
Origin: JapanThese figures are packaged in a ball-like capsule and are numbered 88 in the series. They are from the initial release of Quagsire into the series.

2000 Alternating Magnet

Manufacturer: Banpresto
Origin: JapanThis cool little magnet has a tab on the back that controls the figures. Quagsire pops out the top, and when you release the lever, Wooper falls out the bottom!

2000 Battle Museum

Manufacturer: Bandai
Origin: JapanWooper was released in Set 4 of the Battle Museum Series, while Quagsire was in Set 3, both in an "Amnesia" stance. They are pegged onto a black stand that can attach to other stands. Information stickers are included which can be stuck on the stand.

2000 Quagsire Bound Ball

Manufacturer: Bandai
Origin: JapanBeautiful round child. It is part of a set that also includes Cleffa, Sentret, Totodile, Mareep, and Pikachu. It feels like a rubber duck or bath toy, although the air does not escape when squeezed.

2000 Clock Playset

Manufacturer: Bandai
Origin: JapanThis thing is so cool and weird! The gear on the right side spins, causing Wooper to rotate around the center fixture and Hoothoot to spin like a weather vane. The Bellossom swings. You can apparently hook this to other playsets in the series.

2000 Figure Collection Wooper

Manufacturer: Tomy
Origin: UKPart of a series of mini figures in capsule displays. They were primarily sold in the UK Wooper is from Series 5 (there are 8 series total).

2000 Glass Marble Shooter

Manufacturer: Toybiz
Origin: USAThis is a glass marble with a print of Quagsire on the front. It came in a pack of 10 blind bagged in a fabric pouch. The Kanto series are very common but the Johto series only saw a limited run and are much more difficult to come by. The print on the front can chip off so it's good to be gentle with them.

2000 Gooey Figure

Manufacturer: Banpresto
Origin: JapanThis gross sticky little figure is made of some kind of soft TPR and sticks to literally everything. Other similar figures exist. The blue base was not part of the original figure and I added it to keep it clean. I have a cleaner version in original packaging that I'm going to get a container for before exposing it to the elements. Until then, enjoy the macro photography of all the dust in my house.

2000 In Case Figure

Manufacturer: Kyodo
Origin: JapanThis small figure was released in Set 9 of the In Case Collection.These cases can be clipped together to create a display. Supposedly it comes with different color backdrops but I only have the green one.

2000 Light Up Capsule

Manufacturer: Banpresto
Origin: JapanThis cute little guy is a soft, hollow figure inside an acrylic capsule. I believe it lights up when you press down on the capsule, but mine doesn't work so I can't confirm that.

2000 Locks

Manufacturer: Tomy
Origin: JapanThese figures are made from a very light plastic and are very shiny. The key can be inserted into a hole on the bottom panel and the padlock will open.

2000 Pencil Clippy Figure

Manufacturer: Banpresto
Origin: JapanThis small figure was from a series of gachapon figures that featured Pokemon in "grabby" positions so they could hold onto pencils.

2000 Power Bouncer

Manufacturer: Super De Boer
Origin: NetherlandsThis metal backed coin features a full color illustration of Quagsire under an acrylic layer. They were given away by Dutch super market chain Super De Boer.

2000 Self-Inking Stamp

Manufacturer: Bandai
Origin: ChinaIt is a self-inking stamp with blue ink. It stamps an image of Quagsire with "Nuoh" written over it on the bottom, and an image of Voltorb and Electrode on the top!

2000 Squishy Foam Figure

Manufacturer: Banpresto
Origin: JapanThis 3in figure is soft and foamy, like a stress ball. It may be a gachapon item.

2000 Soft Touch Figure

Manufacturer: Banpresto
Origin: JapanCute little finger puppet! He's about half the size of a kid figure and is very squishy.

2001 Chibi Figure Stamp

Manufacturer: Kyodo
Origin: JapanA small self inking Stamp with a figure of Wooper on top. There are 3 different colors for the base.

2001 Crayon

Manufacturer: Banpresto
Origin: JapanThis is a crayon! It could be stacked with other crayons and was often given out on airplanes.

2001 Cylinder Stamp

Manufacturer: Banpresto
Origin: JapanThis tube shaped stamp is, surprisingly, not self inking. The Quagsire on top is hollow and rubbery. It appears to be a gachapon item. The set includes Pikachu, Pichu, Teddiursa, and Aipom.

2001 Furufuru Mascot

Manufacturer: Banpresto
Origin: JapanThis tiny Wooper is a bobblehead! It is called a "swinging/swaying head mascot" and is from a set that included Pichu, Mew, Skiploom, Pikachu, and Teddiursa!

2001 Frito Lay Standee

Manufacturer: Frito Lay
Origin: South AmericaYea, you read that right. Frito Lay! This rare, plastic, buildeable Quagsire was given away with Frito Lay chips. They made tons from RBY and GSC. Unfortunately, mine has some slight melting on the tail and arm.

2001 Light Up Wooper Stamp

Manufacturer: Tomy
Origin: JapanThis little guy is a stamp! The figure lights up with an LED in the base. Mine, however, does not work.

2001 Play with Pokemon Water

Manufacturer: Bandai
Origin: JapanThis Wooper is a bath or pool toy! It is just a shell, meaning it can be used to scoop water up and pour it out. It comes from a series with other bath/pool toys, including Pichu, Pikachu, Totodile, and Poliwhirl.

2001 Pokemon Mini Accessory

Manufacturer: Pokemon Center
Origin: JapanA cell phone strap style accessory made for the Pokemon Mini console. This figure is adorable! What a happy lil guy!

2001 Stamp 151

Manufacturer: Banpresto
Origin: JapanThis figure is from Set 2 of a series called Stamp 151. It is not self inking and requires a separate ink pad to work.

2001 Stamp Case

Manufacturer: Banpresto
Origin: ChinaA flat relief clamshell case of Quagsire! He can hold up to 3 cylinder stamps. This case comes with a blue Quagsire and a green Celebi.

2003 Key Chain

Manufacturer: Banpresto
Origin: JapanAn odd, back heavy Wooper Key chain. It has a white peg on top.

2003-2008 Wooper and Quagsire Retsuden Stamps

Manufacturer: Ensky
Origin: JapanThese stamps became available in 2003 and are self inking. The Wooper stamp is from the Advanced 6 series, while the Quagsires are from the Advanced 5 and Diamond and Pearl 8 series.

2008 Wooper and Quagsire Zukan

Manufacturer: Yujin Gachapon
Origin: JapanAn accurate 1/40th scale figure of both Wooper and Quagsire. They were found in gachapon. Wooper is incredibly tiny. Wooper/Quagsire are from Diamond and Pearl Set 9.

2010 HGSS Figures

Manufacturer: Jakks Pacific
Origin: USASolid, heavy plastic figures that stand about 4in tall. They were part of Series 16 of the Heart Gold Soul Silver set of figures.

2018 Coonut

Manufacturer: Bandai
Origin: JapanThese little beans were packaged with candy and come in a variety of Pokemon. The bottom of the bean is weighted so the figure wobbles as it tries to stay upright.

2018 Mega Construx

Manufacturer: Mega Construx
Origin: USAAll the pieces of this figure can be stored inside the Pokeball. The Wooper must be assembled and has foam gills.

2018 Re Ment Eraser

Manufacturer: Re Ment
Origin: JapanThis cutie was part of a blind box series released in 2018. It is made of a rubbery material like an eraser, although I imagine the detail of the figure would make it hard to actually use as an eraser as it is quite fragile.

2019 ItsDemo Figure Charm

Manufacturer: Its Demo
Origin: JapanThis charm is from the "Summer with Pokemon" Series, a collaboration with ItsDemo and the Pokemon Company. This series features a female Wooper and has a tropical theme!

2019 Wooper and Chikorita Terrarium

Manufacturer: ReMent
Origin: JapanThis is a cute little diorama! The Wooper is actually a full figure and sits in a hole in the water plastic.

2019 Tsunagete Kawaii Stair Step

Manufacturer: Re-ment
Origin: JapanThis little diorama features Wooper and Ditto sitting on some brick stairs. It's very cute and easy to assemble! It can be plugged into other stair step dioramas to form a full scene.

2022 Soft Mascot

Manufacturer: Pokemon Center
Origin: JapanA very chonky boy. Sold randomly in vending machines in Pokemon Centers in Japan. It is made of soft PVC.

2022 Wooper Coonut

Manufacturer: Pokemon Center
Origin: JapanThe matching Wooper to 2018's Quagsire! This little bean is weighted in the bottom so the figure wobbles.

??? Battle Keychain

Manufacturer: ???
Origin: ???The figures are pegged onto the base and the lid closes over them. It has a metal chain and can be hung like a keychain.

??? Chibi Pokemodel

Manufacturer: ???
Origin: ???Easily the smallest figures in my collection! These are called Chibi Pokemodels. So cute!

??? Figure Keychain

Manufacturer: Possibly Tomy
Origin: ???I don't know when these were made but these look similar to figures made by Tomy. They have a ball chain on top for hanging.

??? Foam Stamps

Manufacturer: Takara Tomy
Origin: JapanThese are about 3in across and is made of a dense foam with a rubber back. They're part of a stamp series that supposedly features all Pokemon up to 4th gen. Wooper is labeled number 30 on the packaging.

??? Pencil Topper

Manufacturer: ???
Origin: ???This figure is very small and low detail. It has a hole under it big enough for a pencil to fit in. I don't know where it came from and am unsure if it was part of a set or a single figure, or if it's even official.

??? Wooper Super Ball Stamp

Manufacturer: ???
Origin: ???This figure looks to be the exact same mold as the one from the Pokebell Collection figure. It is made of plastic and sits on a plastic Super (Great) Ball. The Ball separates along the black line and there is a stamp inside.

1997 Korean Pogs

Manufacturer: Pokemon Company
Origin: KoreaThese pogs are apparently for a game called "ddakji." They have a Pokeball coloration on the back and have the Pokemon's battle stats on the front.

2000 Quagsire Battle Coin

Manufacturer: Meiji
Origin: JapanThese coins were affixed to the top of Meiji brand Juice cartons as a promotion. This coin has a Quagsire engraving with the number SP30, a statistic for some kind of battle game.

2000 Battle Figure Pog

Manufacturer: Hasbro and Tomy
Origin: USAThis cardboard chip is called a "Battle Disc" and came packaged with a series of figures called Battle Figures. These 2pks came with two Tomy figures and two disc launchers. Quagsire was featured in the 9th release along side Totodile.

2001 Color Coin

Manufacturer: Super De Boer
Origin: NetherlandsThis metal backed coin features a full color illustration of Quagsire under an acrylic layer. They were given away by Dutch super market chain Super De Boer.

2001 Pokemon Jet Commemorative Blocks

Manufacturer: All Nippon Airways and Pikachu Project 2001
Origin: JapanA super cute item! These blocks came in a large set with a carrying case and a mat which could be used to teach letters and math. The tiles highlight certain letters in the Pokemon's English name and the matching hiragana character. The bottom features a number and their katakana name. They were apparently given out as an inauguration gift for All Nippon Airways.

2001 Lenticular Pogs

Manufacturer: Walkers
Origin: EuropeAlso known as Flippos in the Netherlands, these discs were packaged with Walkers Chips as a promotional item. The surfaces are lenticular prints, so the images shift . Quagsire is #10 and Quagsire is #16 in the series.

2001 Master Trainer Chip

Manufacturer: Hasbro/Milton Bradley
Origin: USA/JapanThese are pieces from the 2001 release of a board game called Pokemon Master Trainer. Players would roll die to traverse the region and capture Pokemon (in the form of cardboard chips) with the goal of reaching the Elite Four.

2001 Monopoly Rent Card

Manufacturer: Parker Brothers/Hasbro
Origin: USAA game piece from the 2001 edition of Pokemon Monopoly. Played similarly to normal Monopoly, buying a space allowed players to build "Pokemon Centers" instead of hotels. Wooper is part of the "yellow" property alongside Pineco and Wobbuffet.

2010 Battrio Pucks

Manufacturer: Pokemon Center
Origin: JapanFrom an arcade game called Pokemon Battrio. Putting the puck on the board game would make your Pokemon appear digitally. The art featured on the coins is unique to the Battrio puck series.

2010-2013 Game Die

Manufacturer: Tomy
Origin: JapanThese 6 sided battle die feature Wooper, Quagsire, and a variety of other Pokemon along with their weaknesses and resistances. Because the red die has Wooper and Quagsire on separate faces, I have included two photos of the same die.The red die also includes Staraptor, Beautifly, Manaphy, and Chimchar, while the gold die also includes Ho-oh, Ledyba, gold foil Meganium, Ash and Pikachu, and Forretress.

2019 Ga-Ole Disks

Manufacturer: Takara Tomy / Marvelous
Origin: JapanThese plastic cards (called "disks" by the game) are for an arcade game called Ga-Ole. They can be scanned into the game using the QR code for various purposes within the game. My disks are Wooper Grand Rush 013, Quagsire Grand Rush 014, and Quagsire Grand Rush 015.

2021 Mezastar Tags

Manufacturer: Takara Tomy / Marvelous
Origin: JapanAnother set of plastic game pieces, this time called "tags", for a game called Mezastar. They can be scanned into the game using their QR Code. Mine are from Super Tag Series 2.

??? Cardboard Upah Coin

Manufacturer: ???
Origin: JapanI'm not sure where this coin came from. It's a thick cardboard with a print on the top. It features Wooper's Japanese name, Upah.

1999 Enamel Swing Charms

Manufacturer: Tomy
Origin: JapanThese little enamel charms were packaged in a cardboard envelope and came with, of course, some candy. The Johto ones are a bit rarer than the Kanto series.

2000 Metal Keychain

Manufacturer: Banpresto
Origin: JapanThis keychain has a metal and acrylic Quagsire housed in a plastic pink ring. The metal interior piece can rotate around inside the ring.

2000 Metal Zipper Pulls

Manufacturer: Meiji
Origin: JapanThis zipper charm comes in both gold and silver. They are low relief on both the front and back. They came packaged with Meiji products as a promotional gift.

2000 Metal Zipper Pulls (Full Color)

Manufacturer: Tomy
Origin: JapanThese little zipper pulls are painted metal and come on a cardboard backer. They appear to come in 2 finishes, iridescent and plain glossy. I'm unsure if an iridescent Quagsire exists.

2000 Pin with Pokeball Case

Manufacturer: Media Factory
Origin: JapanThis pin comes in a plastic Pokeball case. I do not have the original packaging but it could have either been in a standard blister card or a bag with a header card.

2000 Search for Red Gyarados Enamel Pin

Manufacturer: Pokemon Center
Origin: JapanA small enamel pin featuring Wooper and Squirtle. It reads "Search for the Red Gyarados" along the edge.

2000 Search for the Red Gyarados Strap

Manufacturer: Pokemon Center
Origin: JapanA cellphone strap with images of Squirtle and Wooper on it. The Pokemon have an air pocket inside.

2001 Furifuri Furiiku Charm

Manufacturer: Tomy
Origin: JapanThis charm is loose at the neck so the body swings independently of the head. Other Pokemon made in this style were Chikorita, Cyndaquil, Totodile, Celebi, Larvitar, Teddiursa, and Suicune.

2009-2012 Pokemon Center Charms

Manufacturer: Pokemon Center
Origin: Japan/USAThe black backed charms were released first in 2009, followed by a second run in 2012 featuring new poses and a white back card.

2017 Can Badges

Manufacturer: Pokemon Center
Origin: USAHuge tin buttons with a metal pin back released in the Can Badge series.

2019 ItsDemo Bedazzled Charm

Manufacturer: ItsDemo
Origin: JapanThis charm is from the "Summer with Pokemon" Series, a collaboration with ItsDemo and the Pokemon Company. This charm is a leather-like material with shiny rhinestones creating the shape and color of Wooper! The clasp has cute soft tassels hanging from it.

2019 ItsDemo Charms

Manufacturer: Its Demo
Origin: JapanThese charms are from the "Summer with Pokemon" Series, a collaboration with ItsDemo and the Pokemon Company. This series features a female Wooper and has a tropical theme!

2019 Kyoto Acrylic Charm

Manufacturer: Pokemon Center
Origin: JapanThis acrylic charm was available at Pokemon Centers n March 2019 for a limited time in a limited quantity as part of the Kyoto 2019 Renewal Opening Campaign. The keychain came inside a box and was a random selection of 10 variations. This is version #10.

2020 Easy Going Charm

Manufacturer: Pokemon Center
Origin: JapanThis acrylic charm is from the Easy Going Psyduck campaign! This campaign was sold at Pokemon Centers for a limited time and featured Psyduck, Pikachu, Castform, Goomy, Slowpoke, and of course Quagsire!

2020 Yurutto Keychain

Manufacturer: Pokemon Center
Origin: JapanThis acrylic charm was from the Yurutto Campaign at Pokemon Centers in December 2020. It is part of a collaboration with Japanese illustrator Kanahei.

2021 Kagawa Manhole Keychain

Manufacturer: Village Vanguard
Origin: JapanThis rubber keychain was sold at Village Vanguard stores. It features mini replicas of actual manhole covers from different areas of Japan. It's made of a cute rubber material!

2022 Water Type Keychain

Manufacturer: Takara Tomy
Origin: JapanThese plastic loop charms featured water type Pokemon, including Piplup, Squirtle, Manaphy, Marill, Wooper, and Magikarp.

??? Quagsire and Totodile diorama keychain

Manufacturer: ???
Origin: ???A clamshell acrylic case with two figures inside. The figures are firm but the surface has a bit of give, so they feel a little rubbery. They don't stick to the background and instead shake around inside.

2000 Birthday Card

Manufacturer: American Greetings/Carlton Cards
Origin: USACute little Quagsire birthday card! The inside has 3 circular stickers of Quagsire. The back has a maze.

2000 Kraft Mac N Cheese Chip

Manufacturer: Kraft
Origin: USAKraft came out with Pokemon-shaped Mac and Cheese. On the back of the box, Pokemon were printed in circles and could be cut out for collectability.

2000 Pocket Monsters Illustrated Guide

Manufacturer: Bandai
Origin: JapanAn illustrated sticker booklet labeled No. 12 in the series. It is based on the Whirl Islands and shows Wooper on the front.

2000 Scene Cards

Manufacturer: Bandai
Origin: JapanThese Japanese anime collection cards show scenes from the anime and trivia on the back.

2000 Silver Promo Card #35

Manufacturer: Bandai
Origin: JapanThis card came inside a box of Japanese Meiji chocolate. It was only sold in Japan for a short period of time.

2000 Pikachu Movie Sticker

Manufacturer: ???
Origin: JapanThis sticker sheet includes one large sticker of Quagsire and 2 smaller stickers of Unown M. It appears to have been some sort of promotional item for a movie.

2000 Vending Card

Manufacturer: Banpresto
Origin: JapanThis card was possibly available from a vending machine. It is labeled #35.

2001 Battle Scene Cards

Manufacturer: Top Gum
Origin: JapanThese cards were packaged with candy and feature two Pokemon battling. The backside of the card shows the stats for one of the featured Pokemon.

2001 Johto Cards

Manufacturer: Topps
Origin: USA/FranceThese colorful cards display Pokemon information on the back of the card. They are from Johto Series 3.

2001 Merlin Collection Sticker

Manufacturer: Topps
Origin: EuropeThis sticker is from the Merlin Collections sticker book called, simply, Stickers. The pokemon could appear as plain or holographic, which I have here. It is numbered #63.

2001 Screen Snaps!

Manufacturer: Topps
Origin: JapanThese cards show a scene from the anime on the front and information on the back. Quagsire Sighting! is labeled #20, and Captured Quagsire! is labeled #21.

2002 Postage Stamp

Manufacturer: Grenada
Origin: EuropeThis postage stamp originally came with a sheet of 5 other stamps and is valued at $1.50. I removed the stamp from the original sheet to save space in my display, but the other Pokemon included Croconaw, Mantine, Feraligatr, Qwilfish, and Remoraid

2002 Staks Magnet

Manufacturer: Walkers
Origin: EuropeSmall square magnets found in Walkers Chip bags.

2003 Pokemon Channel Nice Card

Manufacturer: Nintendo
Origin: JapanNice Cards were an in game reward in the 2003 Game Cube title Pokemon Channel. That year, these cards were made into physical, plastic cards. Wooper has 2 versions, Green and Orange. The Orange version is lenticular.

2004 E-Reader Card

Manufacturer: Nintendo/GameFreak
Origin: JapanThis is an E- Reader card that seems to initiate a battle between two characters using Quagsire. I couldn't find too much information on this particular card of if it was part of a series. It is number 020/032.

2004 Retsuden Lenticular Chip

Manufacturer: Ensky
Origin: JapanThis is a lenticular plastic piece featuring information about Quagsire, as well as some battle stats.

2004 Retsuden Seal

Manufacturer: Ensky
Origin: JapanThis sticker is small and the backing has Pokemon information on it. It looks exactly like the lenticular chip, although I'm unsure if they are related.

2005 Proverb Illustration

Manufacturer: Sapporo Ichiban
Origin: JapanThis is a page removed from a Pokemon Proverb book. Each page has an illustration on one side and a proverb on the accompanying page. I do not have the Proverb that would have gone with Quagsire.

2005 Trozei Magnet

Manufacturer: Nintendo/Gamefreak
Origin: JapanThis is a little itty bitty magnet! It's about a half inch square.

2006 AG Collection Series Sticker

Manufacturer: Sapporo Ichiban
Origin: JapanThese small stickers were randomly packaged with cup ramen. There are many varieties.

2006 Lamincards

Manufacturer: Edibas
Origin: EuropeThe Lamincard series was released in a few countries in Europe. Each is a transparent with printed art of Wooper/Quagsire and a few stats in German.

2007 Ultimate National Pokedex Pages

Manufacturer: Nintendo Power
Origin: USAThese are two pages from the Ultimate National Pokedex (Pokemon Diamond and Pearl Version). It includes their stats, sprites, evolution requirements, and movepool.

2008 Attack Amada Foil Sticker

Manufacturer: Ensky
Origin: JapanThis sticker is small and the backing has Pokemon information on it. This one is foil.

2008 Pocket Monster Guide Page

Manufacturer: VizMedia
Origin: USAThis is a page out of the Complete Pokemon Pocket Guide (Vol. 1). The books gave information on Pokemon from 1-245 (Vol 1) and 246-491 (Vol 2). This is one page with Wooper on one side and Quagsire on the reverse.

2021-2022 Calendar Pages

Manufacturer: Pokemon Center
Origin: USAThese two pages were taken from the 2021 and 2022 desk calendar series. They show Wooper and Quagsire with all their stats.

??? Assorted Stickers

Manufacturer: ???
Origin: ???These are simple square stickers with scenes from the anime. They resemble the Screen Snaps cards.

??? Battle Seal

Manufacturer: Nissui
Origin: JapanThis card is a sticker, with Wooper and stats on the front and a puzzle involving Aipom on the back.

??? Lenticular Chip

Manufacturer: ???
Origin: JapanA small plastic chip around 1in long and a half in wide. It is lenticular, showing Wooper and Quagsire depending on how it is angled.

??? Mini Sticker

Manufacturer: ???
Origin: JapanJust a little guy. Maybe half an inch square, and shiny

??? Plastic Sticker

Manufacturer: ???
Origin: JapanThese two stickers are on a thick plastic sheet. Kinda like a puffy sticker without the puffy part

1998 Candy Dispenser

Manufacturer: Bandai
Origin: JapanLike most candy dispensers of this type, the Pokemon on top would reach into the base and be able to grab a candy piece.

1998-2000 Chopstick Rest

Manufacturer: Sapporo Ichiban
Origin: JapanThis chopstick rest came packaged with cup ramen as part of a promotion. It is about the size of a AA battery, is made of acrylic, and has a printed sticker on the back! I love the bright, colorful design of this one!

2000 Clear Pouch

Manufacturer: Banpresto
Origin: JapanI am unsure of the origins of this. It has a metal zipper pull and feature's Quagsire's white-toed design.

2000 Coin Purse

Manufacturer: Banpresto
Origin: JapanCute rubbery coin purse with a slot in the back to insert coins. It was a UFO Catcher prize.

2000 Game Boy Kids Meal Toy

Manufacturer: Burger King
Origin: USAThese toys were given away with kids meals at Burger King restaurants. They were packaged in either a gold or silver bag which contained a random Gameboy Color, a plastic rectangle which could be stored in the back to of the toy, and a small cartridge with a Pokemon's image on it. The cartridge and "battery" were also random.

2000 Light Strings

Manufacturer: Banpresto
Origin: JapanThis set of string lights includes several baby Pokemon, including Wooper! There are 3 styles: Love Ball, Friend Ball, and Level Ball

2000 Lure Ball Erasers

Manufacturer: Movic
Origin: JapanThree small erasers only about an inch in size. Other similar erasers feature a Pokemon with two matching Pokeballs.

2000 Metal Kitchen Scale

Manufacturer: Bandai
Origin: JapanIt's a small copper figure of a scale with Wooper's sticker on top. It does not function as an actual scale. It was part of a toy called the Metal Kitchen, which included other metal replicas of kitchen appliances like a teapot, serving tray, and frying pan, all with pokemon stickers on them.

2000 Party Plates

Manufacturer: Designwares
Origin: USANormal paper party plates. This design features Quagsire with white toe tips! Togepi, Ledyba, and Donphan also appear on these plates. It was part of a series of party supplies, such as napkins, paper cups, table covers, and confetti.

2000 Spy Scope

Manufacturer: Cracker Jacks/Recot, INC
Origin: ChinaThis is an interesting little toy! It has a magnifying lens on each side so you can look through it and see stuff slightly zoomed in. The decal on the front is a simple sticker.

2001 Bead Kit Wooper

Manufacturer: Bandai
Origin: JapanThis little bead came in a kit with other plastic beeds and elastic bands to make your own hair tie! The Wooper version also features Cleffa.

2001 Vinyl Magnet

Manufacturer: Banpresto
Origin: JapanWooper and Quagsire both have magnets in them and can be clipped around the edge of a notebook. They are illustrated on both sides!

2001 Gift Wrap

Manufacturer: Finishing Touch Gift Wrap
Origin: Japan/USAI adore this gift wrap. It came in a 50ft roll and is called "Pokemon Characters with Lights." It features several different Pokemon. This piece has seen a bit of wear and tear.

2001 "Wrap Fest" Ornament

Manufacturer: Carlton Cards
Origin: USAA round, heavy ornament with a Pokeball on the back side and a scene on the other. This one is called Wrap Fest and features a Quagsire and Squirtle wrapping presents. This collection also featured a scene called "Snow Fun" with a Pikachu and Gligar building a snowman, and "Stocking Fun" which showed a Meganium and Jigglypuff putting up stockings.

2003 Alphabet Pouch

Manufacturer: Pokemon Center
Origin: JapanA cute clear pouch with an alphabet on it. I believe it is japanese, since Wooper is with U (Upah)

2019 ItsDemo Pin Clip

Manufacturer: Its Demo
Origin: JapanThis plush is from the "Summer with Pokemon" Series, a collaboration with ItsDemo and the Pokemon Company. This is a vinyl strap that clips when you connect the two characters.

2021 New Pokemon Snap Photo Magnet

Manufacturer: Pokemon Center
Origin: JapanThese photo frames were a blind box released along side New Pokemon Snap. There are 8 total photos to collect. They're actually super nice looking for being made of plastic. The shadowbox effect makes them look very fancy.

2022 Hair Clip

Manufacturer: Pokemon Center
Origin: JapanThese hair clips are made of a soft plastic/pvc and are quite large.

2022 Pens

Manufacturer: Pokemon Center
Origin: JapanTwo very cute pens with Wooper and Quagsire themed designs!

2022 Yurutto Towel

Manufacturer: Pokemon Center
Origin: JapanA little towel with two pockets in the back. It features Quagsire, Clobbopus, and Pichu

??? Bead Keychain

Manufacturer: ???
Origin: ???This is a silly little contraption. Pulling the yellow cord causes Wooper's gills to flap up and down! It appears to be some kind of key chain.

??? Hand Towel

Manufacturer: ???
Origin: ???A cute, soft terry hand towel. It has a few other pokemon on it.

??? Jigsaw Puzzle

Manufacturer: ???
Origin: ???Puzzles are really big in my family so I had to grab this! It is a 300 piece puzzle, and comes with a pouch of glue and a squeegee so you can set the puzzle once it's done.

??? Kids Cup

Manufacturer: Nissui
Origin: JapanThis card is a sticker, with Wooper and stats on the front and a puzzle involving Aipom on the back.

??? Paper Fan

Manufacturer: ???
Origin: ???I'm in love with this fan. I know nothing about it's origin but the little story it depicts is just the cutest.One side shows a Pichu, Cleffa, and Igglybuff giving a Wooper an apple.The flip side of the fan shows the same scene from the oppsite view, now with Wooper having grown up into a Quagsire and all the baby pokemon at their middle stage.

??? Paper Fan (again)

Manufacturer: ???
Origin: ???This cute little fan has scenes in the style of the anime on both sides. Quagsire is on one side, with his classic "white tipped hands" design.

??? Pencil

Manufacturer: ???
Origin: ???This pencil has no identifying marks but has a cute pattern of Quagsire around it. I imagine it came with some kind of Stationary kit.

??? Plastic Pouch

Manufacturer: ???
Origin: ???This cute little plastic pouch includes a monochrome Wooper and the name "Upar".

??? Stencil

Manufacturer: ???
Origin: ???Not sure where this came from. It came with what looked like a Celebi toothpick.

??? Umbrella

Manufacturer: ???
Origin: ???This umbrella has a print with 2 poses of Wooper along with Pichu, Pikachu, Hoppip, and Skiploom. It's a very unique item!

??? Vest

Manufacturer: ???
Origin: ???This vest is so cute! I expected it to be child size but it's much bigger. It's fluffy and soft. It also comes in pink!

Ball Chain Bootleg Quagsire

This unfortunate little fella seems to be molded from the Quagsire Ball Chain keychain. It has a notable patch on it's forehead where the chain may have connected and the mold lines are visible along its chin. For some reason, the serial stamp is printed on the belly instead of the hip.

Various Bootleg Molds

These figures are all various low quality figures molded off already existing figures.The left and middle figures resemble the low paint figures you might see in a kid's crane toy. You can see the nub where it was broken out of the mold and the paint is coming off the face a bit.The right figure is clearly molded off the Battle Museum figures, as it still includes the rounded peg base. It's gills are noticeably larger than the normal figure, likely due to the molding process. It's face is printed over it's serial stamp.

Clear Tomy Bootleg

These clear plastic figures use the Tomy figures as molds. Interestingly, the Wooper has differently colored plastic on the gills and belly stripes.

Lanyard

I know nothing about this item except that it was a nice looking lanyard that had a Quagsire on it. The Charizard makes me think it's bootleg though.

Muppet Quagsire

I love this plush. It looks like a ditto was asked to turn into a Quagsire based on a vague description of what a Quagsire is. It looks like a sad muppet. Easily my favorite bootleg. I'm so glad Quagsire has something as derpy as this.

Olyfactory Wooper

Around 10in, this unlicensed plush doesn't look too bad. He stands up alright but his big antennae make him fall over easily.

Olyfactory Quagsire

Standing at approximately 12" tall, this is an unlicensed plush. His face is much longer than a Quagsire's face should be and I did do my own modifications to the mouth area to flatten the face a bit.

Beanie Baby Plush Wooper

Made by: Super Kawaii StudiosThis super cute little Woop is made of minky and has embroidered features. He's really flat but it makes him really soft!

Big Quagsire Plush

Made by: BubbleRhapsodyDesignI got this Quagsire with my big lot. He's very soft and floppy so he's fun to hold!

Cartridge Wooper Charm

Made by: JisoupyI couldn't resist this cute little charm! This acrylic charm is two sided and is themed like a Gameboy (Goodboy!) cartridge!

Charm Quagsire

Made by: AkeymaI actually got two of these but I keep one on my keys. It's a plastic chip with the illustration printed on it. Thanks Akeyma for sharing your collection with me! :)

Clay Quagsire Figure

Made by: Four Eyed AlienI got this cute little guy when I purchased a lot of Quagsire merchandise on LiveJournal. He's made of some sort of polymer clay and is the master of chunk! I love this style!

Colored Pencil Wooper Illustration

Made by: Dragon Fire Fine ArtsI love this little illustration and I love that the artist took the time to matte it! It features a male normal Wooper and a shiny female Wooper hanging out at a pond. Super cute!

Quagsire Enamel Pins

Made by: BathBunnyThese absolutely adorable little pins are just snoozing away! They are enamel and metal.

Enamel Wooper Pin

Made by: Pin Boy BenI don't often see enamel pins with a black border like this! It's a simple butterfly pin back.

Enamel Shiny Wooper Pin

Made by: Shattered StoreHow could I say no to that face? This metal pin is enamel and has a Wooper on a blue background.

Happy Quagsire Plush

Made by: PurplePeepBitsI got this doll from the lot I purchased. I think it's made of minky because it's very soft! What's cool about this plush is his big ol' mouth! The artist put a cardboard insert into the mouth to help it have that concave shape. Who can resist that smile?!

Rubber/PVC Keychain

Made by: PorterIllustrationAn absolutely adorable rubber Quagsire keychain! The colors are beautiful and it's a great size too! Porter has tons of Quagsire merch and the only reason it isn't all on here is because I would go broke lol

Light Up Wooper

Made By: 3DYYCXThis was from an Amazon seller and was given to me as a Christmas present! It is made of flat acrylic with a light up base. It runs on battery or usb adapter and the color can be changed via remote.

Quagsire Notebook

Made by: UnownI got this as a Christmas present and couldn't find an original artist. It is a simple lined notebook with Quagsire on the front and back.

Pillow (Redbubble)

Made by: TriashThis pillow is from Redbubble. Got this as a Christmas present! It's a super cute design on a canvas throw pillow!

Pinback Quagsire

Made by: ThinkCreation9I found this pin on amazon! It's not available anymore but it's such a cute pin!

Plush Keychain Wooper and Quagsire

Made by: GlacideasThese are very tiny and made of a soft minky fabric and felt details. Both have a fabric loop and a key ring. I love how simplified they are!

Scented Quagsire Candles

Made by: Shannara RoyThese cute little candles are hand sculpted and cast in wax. The candles are scented like berries and make the inside of my display cabinet smell nice :D

Quagsire TCG Book

Made by: Me!I removed the Pikachu insert from a TCG folder and put my own in!

Various Shiny Repaints

Made by: Me!I had a few extra Quagsire figures and decided to paint them shiny with acrylics! These include a Tomy, a Kid figure, and the topper from the 2001 Stamp 151

Zukan Custom

Made by: Me!I ended up with a bunch of extra Wooper and Quagsire figures, including these zukans. I decided to paint the extras with their shiny colors. These are painted with acrylic paint.

2002 Wooper Pokedoll

I'm hoping to find the 2002 Wooper Pokedoll for, you know, not $1000

Wooper and Quagsire Bandaids

Little bandaids featuring various Pokemon. These are from a Johto era set by Tomy with 10 random bandaids inside

Wooper Felt Keychain

This looks like some kind of blind bag keychain. The Wooper is very simple and looks to be made of felt.

Quagsire Film Frame

Plastic frame with cellophane, transparent screen-grab. I have a couple but there appears to be other scenes with Quagsire.

Lenticular Kelloggs Card

Supposedly this was packaged with Kelloggs products.

Clear Bootleg Figures

Saw these on Ruten but they appear to have already been sold. I'm very curious what they used for the laying down mold. The only laying down figure I've seen was a custom.

Wooper Screen Chip

Saw these on Mercari, looks like chips you can insert into a plastic GameBoy. Hopefully I can find one by itself instead of with a large lot.

Quagsire Square Chip?

These look like square stickers, or maybe magnets?

Quagsire Coin/Chip

Quagsire Charm

I have the loose charm, but not on the backing

Quagsire Mini Figure

It looks like the one that's inside the super bouncer ball, but it's different!

Quagsire Pouch

The packaging on this one is real cute and I'd love to have one in the box

Wink Wooper

More coming soon!