Pokémon Battle Museum (ポケモンバトルミュージアム) are small but detailed figures made by Bandai that attach to black bases that come with stickers of the Pokémon's name, level, and other basic information. Many figures feature dynamic attack poses, and some figures were even clear instead of solid plastic.
The series spans 13 sets with 12 figures each (13 for set 5 if you count both Smeargle variations), and ran from January 2000 to February 2001.
Starting in 1996, tiny Pokémon figures on (normally) interlocking stands were dispersed in Gashapon machines. These sets have changed over the years. The original sets were called Full Color Collection and Full Color Stadium, and contains the first 151 Pokémon, most having multiple poses. For the G/S/C promotion, Full Color Stadium became this series, Battle Museum, and stands changed to black with stickers for the Pokémon's name, and they interlocked horizontally. They also never completed this set, and some Pokémon did not get these figures.
Set Lists[]
Set 1[]
Name
Attack
Pikachu
ThunderShock
Growlithe
Roar
Ponyta
Growl
Muk
Pound
Magmar
Fire Punch
Omanyte
Withdraw
Kabutops
Razor Wind
Chikorita
Synthesis
Marill
Rain Dance
Snubbull
Scary Face
Heracross
Leer
Donphan
Horn Attack
Set 2[]
Name
Attack
Caterpie
Tackle
Pikachu
Quick Attack
Sandshrew
Dig
Cubone
Bone Club
Pinsir
Focus Energy
Dragonair
Agility
Mew
Reflect
Cyndaquil
Ember
Totodile
Bite
Sentret
Tackle
Murkrow
Mean Look
Elekid
Thunderbolt
Set 3[]
Name
Attack
Metapod
Harden
Ekans
Bite
Pikachu
Body Slam
Vileplume
Stun Spore
Bellossom
Petal Dance
Victreebel
Razor Leaf
Haunter
Night Shade
Kingler
Guillotine
Ledyba
Agility
Spinarak
Scary Face
Quagsire
Amnesia
Stantler
Hypnosis
Set 4[]
Name
Attack
Clefairy
Defense Curl
Butterfree
Whirlwind
Voltorb
Swift
Starmie
Water Gun
Scyther
Swords Dance
Scizor
Focus Energy
Mareep
Protect
Sunkern
Synthesis
Sunflora
Sunny Day
Wooper
Amnesia
Gligar
Faint Attack
Steelix
Crunch
Set 5[]
Name
Attack
Bellsprout
Giga Drain
Graveler
Magnitude
Slowpoke
Amnesia
Slowking
Swagger
Chansey
Defense Curl
Blissey
Sing
Pichu
Charm
Hoppip
Splash
Umbreon
Faint Attack
Pineco
Protect
Smeargle (Red Tip)
Sketch
Smeargle (Green Tip)
Sketch
Hitmontop
Rolling Kick
Set 6[]
Name
Attack
Kakuna
Harden
Tentacruel
Poison Sting
Krabby
Whirlpool
Gyarados
Icy Wind
Eevee
Attract
Espeon
Psych Up
Hoothoot
Foresight
Sudowoodo
Flail
Aipom
Tail Whip
Sneasel
Faint Attack
Houndour
Leer
Miltank
Bide
Set 7[]
Name
Attack
Bulbasaur
Leech Seed
Squirtle
Water Gun
Weedle
String Shot
Pichu
Rest
Pikachu
Zap Cannon
Kabuto
Scratch
Dragonite
Twister
Ampharos
ThunderPunch
Unown E
Hidden Power
Wobbuffet
Mirror Coat
Skarmory
Steel Wing
Entei
Detect
Set 8[]
Name
Attack
Ivysaur
SolarBeam
Charmeleon
Iron Tail
Wartortle
Rapid Spin
Nidoran ♀
Detect
Cleffa
Sing
Clefairy
Psych Up
Bayleef
Razor Leaf
Quilava
Tackle
Croconaw
Rage
Unown N
Hidden Power
Scizor
Metal Claw
Raikou
Roar
Set 9[]
Name
Attack
Blastoise
Rain Dance
Nidoran ♂
Sleep Talk
Igglybuff
Charm
Jigglypuff
Attract
Shellder
Protect
Gengar
Shadow Ball
Feraligatr
Rage
Unown T
Hidden Power
Granbull
Scary Face
Teddiursa
Endure
Ursaring
Swagger
Suicune
Iron Tail
Set 10[]
Name
Attack
Charizard
Fire Spin
Nidorina
Attract
Nidorino
Frustration
Porygon
Sharpen
Porygon2
Defense Curl
Typhlosion
Leer
Skiploom
Synthesis
Jumpluff
Cotton Spore
Unown I
Hidden Power
Larvitar
Rock Slide
Pupitar
Scary Face
Tyranitar
Iron Tail
Set 11[]
Name
Attack
Venusaur
Razor Leaf
Pichu
ThunderShock
Pikachu
ThunderShock
Golbat
Supersonic
Crobat
Mean Look
Meowth
Swift
Tauros
Scary Face
Meganium
Synthesis
Furret
Iron Tail
Noctowl
Hypnosis
Ledian
Safeguard
Togetic
Metronome
Set 12[]
Name
Attack
Pikachu
ThunderPunch
Wigglytuff
Rollout
Poliwhirl
Mud-Slap
Politoed
Water Gun
Ditto (Dunsparce)
Transform
Aerodactyl
Steel Wing
Chikorita
Razor Leaf
Skiploom
SolarBeam
Dunsparce
Rage
Delibird
Present
Lugia
Aeroblast
Ho-Oh
Sacred Fire
Set 13[]
Name
Attack
Lapras
Perish Song
Flareon
Smog
Moltres
Sunny Day
Mewtwo
Recover
Cyndaquil
Flame Wheel
Pichu
Rage
Marill
Waterfall
Azumarill
Rain Dance
Misdreavus
Psywave
Smoochum
Sweet Kiss
Magby
Fire Punch
Celebi
Safeguard
Trivia[]
From sets 7 through 10, Unown were released in each set to promote that year's movie, Lord of the Unown Tower Entei/Spell of the Unown. The Unown were meant to spell out "ENTEI."
From July 7 to September 30 2000, Bandai held a Collector's Campaign for the series. Prize A was a collection box for Battle Museum figures, while Prize B was a special set of gold Raikou, gold Entei, and silver Suicune Battle Museum figures. Only 500 of each were awarded. There was also a special large Pikachu and Pichu Brothers figure for the promotion of the third Pokémon movie.