18 Amazing Pokémon Party Ideas

Do you remember when we posted a Pikachu cake of the day on the Brisbane Kids Facebook page and our writer said it was a rabbit cake?!! Well, lesson learnt, we are now totally official experts in Pokémon party refreshments, decorations and other awesome ideas!

1. DIY Pikachu ears

How easy would it be to make Pikachu ears like these seen on birthdayinabox.com for the party guests? Or, even better, set up a craft table and let them make their own! You could add other characters too and provide templates or pre-cut pieces for younger kids.

2. Set the theme

A colour scheme of yellow, red, white, black and blue will set the theme for your Pokémon party. You could use paper lanterns, balloons or balls to create these Poké Ball decorations found on Catch My Party.

3. Poké Ball pizza anyone?!

How cool is the Poké Ball pizza from iwastesomuchtime.com? I bet your Brisbane Kids wouldn’t waste much time eating it!!

4. Pin the tail on Pikachu!

It wouldn’t be a kids’ party without pinning a tail on something! We think this idea from Pinterest would make a fun party game.

5. Pokémon party banner

Check out For Geeks for this cool, downloadable banner.

6. Ball toss game

Create a cool ball toss game like this one found on flickr.

7. Easy cupcake design

These cupcakes found on Catch My Party don’t look too hard to replicate!

8. Guess how many Caterpie

This simple but fun game was found on The Creative Party Mom. Each child can guess how many there are and the winner gets to keep the jar and lollies!

9. That’s a Bingo!

You can customise and print out these awesome Pokémon Bingo cards from here.

10. Candy apples

These candy apples were found on Cafe Mom. Red apples topped with white icing and line of black icing, chocolate sprinkles or raisins would make a tasty treat!

11. The Pokemon birthday cake

We love the simplicity of this cake found here. A simple rectangle cake with colourful icing can create the Pokémon battle arena, then just top with Pokémon figures!

12. Easy party food

Some imaginative signs can easily help you create the perfect Pokémon party food, like these ideas from Making Memories With Your Kids.

13. DIY decorations

Just a Frugal Mom made this Pikachu head from a ball, but yellow balloons would be great too.

14. Poké Ball Hunt Game

You can make a load of Poké Balls using ping pong balls and Sharpies or paint (the guests could even make them as a party activity), and set up a treasure hunt around your party venue for your Brisbane Kids to collect as many as possible, with a prize for the winner. Check out The Creative Party Mom for this and other Pokémon party ideas.

17. Pokemon party bags

These are great DIY party bags (found on Pinterest) for all your guests to take home.

18. Look the part

Parties are the perfect excuse to dress up (or down as the case may be if you go the onesie route!!). There are loads of Pokémon costumes out there, like these ones found on ebay.