Meet Belle King: Inside the Collection
This collector is bringing some serious electric energy to Collector’s Call.
Sep. 13, 2026
Belle has a passion for Pikachu, and as a Guinness World Record holder with more than 24,000 Pikachus, she doesn’t just collect them — she lives, loves and is driven by Pikachu. She even drives Pikachu, literally!
Today, Belle has built her very own museum, fondly called her "Chuseum," where she houses some of her most incredible and record-breaking pieces. Now, she’s bringing her shocking collection to Collector’s Call.
As the world’s number one entertainment franchise, Pokémon has inspired countless fans, and Belle proves that when it comes to Pikachu, you really do have to catch ’em all.
1. Pikachu Model Kit
This piece is one of the very first Pikachu model kits, released in 1998 by Tomy, a company that produced many of the early Pokémon figures.
The kit is still sealed and has never been put together, making it a true piece of Pikachu history.
This particular kit features Pikachu from his chunkier days, affectionately known as "Chonkachu." Over the years, Pikachu’s design became slimmer, making this early version a fun snapshot of how the character has evolved.
According to Belle, she has never seen another listing for this model kit, making it a rare find for any Pokémon trainer.
When collectibles remain sealed for decades, the tape can deteriorate over time, but Belle’s kit remains in excellent condition. That makes this little Chonkachu quite the collectible.
According to our collector, this piece would be worth about $200 today.
2. Steiff Pikachu
This Pikachu was produced in 2016 to celebrate Pokémon’s 20th anniversary by Steiff, the renowned company known for its teddy bears. Made with real goat fur, this is one of the most elaborate Pikachu collectibles ever produced.
Belle won this Pikachu directly through a lottery in Japan, making the piece even more special.
According to our expert, it’s considered one of the holy grails of Pokémon collecting because it was produced exclusively in Japan and is incredibly difficult to find today.
It may be cute, but it packs plenty of power — just like Pikachu itself!
According to our expert, this rare Pikachu would be worth $5,000 today.
3. Master Quest Shiny Pikachu
This was one of the very first Pokémon toys to feature a Shiny Pokémon. It’s a Shiny Pikachu, a special version of Pikachu that isn’t often featured in toy form.
The toy is still fully packaged, but when assembled, you can press a button to launch missiles from Pikachu’s cheeks. For collectors, Belle says there’s one simple rule: If you want to play with something, you get two — one to keep and one to Pika-play with!
According to our expert, the card and packaging are in exceptional condition. Many of these toys would have been opened, damaged or torn over the years.
This Shiny Pikachu would be worth about $300 today. That’s a pretty shiny piece of Pokémon history!
4. Charizard Flying Statue & Pokémon Card
This piece features Pichu (baby Pikachu), Pikachu and Charizard and was created for the grand opening of the Pokémon Center in New York City.
While most Pokémon Centers are based in Japan, the New York location opened in 2001.
The centerpiece features Charizard flying over New York City, with the Twin Towers still visible in the skyline, making this a unique snapshot of Pokémon and New York history.
According to our expert, this piece is extremely difficult to find. With a collectible this rare, the sky’s the limit!
The piece also includes a Pokémon card that Belle received from the Pokémon Center. Together, these items are golden pieces of Pokémon history.
According to our expert, the statue and card would be worth around $10,000 together.
5. Pikachu Special Delivery Sealed Card
This piece is a special-edition Pikachu Special Delivery card. At the time, customers who purchased a certain number of items at the Pokémon Center received the card as a free gift, making it a special piece for collectors.
Belle’s card is still sealed and has never been touched, which makes it the kind of Pokémon card any collector would love to have. With cards like this, it all comes down to the condition and, ultimately, the grade.
If Belle were to have this card graded, our expert believes it would receive very high marks. He values the card at $2,000 today.
Now, that’s a Special Delivery!
6. Pikachu Bug
Believe it or not, this is not an electric-powered vehicle — although, with this much Pikachu packed into it, you might think it was!
This is Belle’s most prized Pikachu piece and a true example of next-level commitment. She doesn’t just collect Pikachu; she lives it. Belle drives her Pikachu Bug to conventions, car shows, Pokémon events and more, bringing her collection along for the ride.
The car was created by the Classic Car Museum, which was formerly located in Daytona Beach.
The dashboard is also covered with autographs from voice actors and a Pokémon card designer, adding even more value to this one-of-a-kind piece.
According to our expert, the Pikachu Bug would be worth around $50,000 today. But Belle has no plans to sell it. To her, the car represents years of memories and the joy she has brought to so many people.
Pikachu really does drive Belle — and Belle drives Pikachu.
7. The total value of Belle’s Pikachu collection:
