Made of silicone, the adorable bouncing movements and cute chattering sounds are appealing. Simple and clear controls and a rich reproduction of the Pokémon's personalities are also appealing. The comfortable tactile play makes you want to poke the Pokémon's heads over and over again, and it has been highly praised.

It was praised for being able to grow many Sanrio character-style Punirunes with original designs, being able to greet 28 types of characters, and being able to enjoy a special space with characters that are not usually common.

Children with visual impairments cannot learn letters with LCD toys, but analog toys have room for Accessible-Design Toy, and various considerations have been taken as a Accessible-Design Toy, such as providing Braille stickers necessary for games and changing the shape of the operation buttons.

Shake to change the screen into a forest or ocean, and look around 360 degrees to take photos of Pokémon and register them in your Pokédex. Equipped with a camera and other controls, it features 30 different ways to play, and includes 900 Pokémon, the largest collection to date. It was praised for its fusion of digital and analog.

In addition to pretend play, popular content from "Round One", "crane game", "bowling", "free throw", and other game-like games such as "free throw" can be enjoyed with family and friends at LICCA size.

This one device can be used to ask and answer questions, and it comes with a light and sound buzzer function and 100 quiz cards designed by QuizKnock. It was highly praised for its marketability and its ability to play authentic quiz battles, in line with the "quiz battle" boom that is popular on TV.