Pokemon Lite-Brite Featuring Pikachu Is Only $13 At Amazon

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The officially licensed Pokemon Lite-Brite is discounted to only $13.22 at Amazon ahead of Prime Big Deal Days. The Pokemon Edition of the classic light-up art toy released last year with a price tag of $25. Amazon has offered multiple discounts in recent months, but those deals typically hovered around $20, so this latest offer is quite good. The Pokemon Lite-Brite features six different templates featuring Pikachu and other easily recognizable designs.

Originally released back in the 1960s, Lite-Brite is a light-box toy that lets you create art with multi-colored pegs.

The classic creative toy has been updated with a high-definition light grid that is brighter than ever with double the LEDs. You'll get six high-definition Pokemon templates with this special-edition Lite-Brite, allowing you to create three charming Pikachu designs as well as the Poke Ball, Great Ball, and Ultra Ball.

The Pokemon Lite-Brite designed to be simple to set up with a snap-on grid that sits above your chosen template. It comes with 1,000 mini-pegs, four light modes, and a USB port so that you brighten up the home with your designs.

Lite-Brite has collaborated with several major entertainment franchises recently. If you love Disney animated movies, you can get a Disney-themed Lite-Brite with a dozen templates for $25. There's more variation with the Disney Lite-Brite, as you can create artwork for a bunch of different animated characters, including Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Goofy, Woody and Buzz from Toy Story, Simba from Lion King, Ariel from The Little Mermaid, Cinderella, and more. Barbie and Hello Kitty Editions are discounted to $17.49 each.

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For more cool Pokemon display pieces, check out Mega Bloks' Retro Sets. These $25 brick-building kits let you build pixelated versions of a handful of the original 151 Pokemon from Gen 1, including Pikachu and the three starters from Pokemon Red and Blue: Charmander, Squirtle, and Bulbasaur.