セブン-イレブン ポケモンフェア2005 おむす⼩シール Individual Japanese Pokémon stickers from the 2005 7-Eleven Pokémon Fair, distributed on onigiri (rice-ball) food products.
All 48 designs from the 2005 7-Eleven Pokémon Fair onigiri release · no official numbers
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Onigiri Incentive Campaign
These mini stickers were never sold on their own. Each one came free on the packaging of fresh onigiri (rice balls) at Seven-Eleven stores across Japan — a gift with purchase that ran for the length of the campaign.
Theatrical Movie Tie-In
The whole set was a nationwide tie-in for the 8th Pokémon movie, Lucario and the Mystery of Mew. That is why the line-up leans so heavily on Hoenn-era Pokémon and the Legendaries featured around that release.
Pokédex-Style Layout
Each sticker is laid out like a Pokédex entry rather than a plain decoration — the character art sits next to official data points: height, weight, and the Pokémon’s name in Japanese katakana.
Charmanderヒトカゲ
Bulbasaurフシギダネ
Venusaurフシギバナ
Weavileマニューラ
Bonslyウソハチ
Pikachuピカチュウ
Meowthニャース
Charizardリザードン
Munchlaxゴンベ
Lucarioルカリオ
Mudkipミズゴロウ
Squirtleゼニガメ
Blastoiseカメックス
Blazikenバシャーモ
Rayquazaレックウザ
Grovyleジュプトル
Mewミュウ
Mewtwoミュウツー
Plusleプラスル
Minunマイナン
Regiceレジアイス
Skittyエネコ
Regirockレジロック
Registeelレジスチル
Deoxysデオキシス
Latiosラティオス
Jirachiジラーチ
Lugiaルギア
Torchicアチャモ
Combuskenワカシャモ
Sceptileジュカイン
Corphishヘイガニ
Mime Jr.マネネ
Swampertラグラージ
Treeckoキモリ
Moltresファイヤー
Phanpyゴマゾウ
Articunoフリーザー
Zapdosサンダー
Enteiエンテイ
Suicuneスイクン
Raikouライコウ
Celebiセレビィ
Latiasラティアス
Groudonグラードン
Kyogreカイオーガ
Swellowオオスバメ
Ho-Ohホウオウ
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