Pokémon Epic Sticker Collection: From Kanto to Alola (Pokemon Epic Sticker Collection) Paperback – Sticker Book, October 9, 2018

First off, I was really happy it arrived ahead of time, in brand new condition as ordered, and even better was the price from the pre-order guarantee! Well worth it. All the stickers and even bonus stickers are there; nothing missing or damaged. I can't wait to start filling out the blanks. Love seeing my faves in there. The few bonus stickers were also a nice touch.The book itself is pretty sturdy and the contents are organised by each region "From Kanto to Alola". What I received is exactly as seen in the promo pics so I was more than satisfied. The stickers are generally easily removed from their original page and placed in the info section of the book. My only issues are that some stickers were not cut out completely so they ripped a little when taking them out to transfer. Also, the stickers don't exactly line up with the outlines in the info section so it can be a little troublesome if you want to place them perfectly. Just take your time on both. Aside from that, being a childhood fan, this single sticker Pokémon book containing all known creatures is awesome. Might take some time completing it but I'm sure to enjoy it.I'd recommend it as a nice collectible for avid Pokémon fans.

Bought this because I am one who does love sticker collecting and these pokemon stickers are amazing. I'm an adult sticker collector and a big fan of pokemon. As advertised each page has all of the pokemon from kanto to alola region. Apparently I have noticed the stickers they've made are not exactly the same size. Each pokemon sticker is given in different sizes which I be happy to share one of the pages of that example in a photo. I'ved noticed that some of the stickers so far aren't as sticky when I tried putting them on one of my waxed sticker album pages, however sticks better on my template plastic pages (which I shared a photo of them too). I don't believe that most of the stickers would stick well in home decor objects which wasn't the plan in what I want to do with them. All I want is to keep them and show it off to other pokemon fans and to many who love sticker collecting. One last thing I learned is the book recommends taking the stickers off to complete the full pokedex in the book. The book itself is alright asking you to match the silhouette pokemon to their exact shape from the stickers but, that's about it. They only give fun facts about certain pokemon when completing their activity as an optional to place the stickers there. I did indeed try a few and turns out if you carefully bend a bit of the page the pokemon sticker can be removed since like I mentioned the stickers aren't super sticky. The pages in the book have a bit of a plastic like texture which I can understand they were clever in their part, so if young pokemon fans were doing this and made a mistake when not positioning the shape of the pokemon correctly they can try again. But I suggest to be careful when peeling some of the stickers. There are a few that may have not been cut out all the way where I would have to peel a sticker at a different angle. Not a big deal since it may have been a factory error. Overall, I rate it 5 stars because its indeed an epic collection of pokemon stickers

My son and I love identifying the Pokémon and completing the book. Its a very relaxing activity

My grandchildren loved this sticker book and spent hours locating the stickers and reading the inventive titles for each Pokémon sticker. As well as it was colorful, it was easy for their hands to place stickers, and also worked on alphabetical order searching. Good tool 🌼

Got this for my son after his surgery (he is almost 7). It is huge and takes so much time! He loves it! Stickers are organized alphabetically and each section is organized by region alphabetically so it’s great practice.From my son- “I love it”

I'm not a huge fan of the anime artwork. I wish they made this kind of sticker albums with the official Ken Sugimori artwork instead. (I think they only used it for the HeartGold/SoulSilver one).The stickers are in the back pages ordered alphabetically, from across all generations. Then in the front pages were you're supposed to paste them, their alphabetically ordered too but separated by regions. Alolan variations of Kanto appear in the Alola section. If they were going to separate them by region, I would've put them in the National Pokédex order though...Downsides: the artwork itself, as I said, it's based on the anime artwork with very basic color schemes, but the main problem is the size variation between Pokémon. It seems arbitrary, i.e. Conkeldurr, a fully evolved Pokémon has this super tiny sticker, while another one like Kabuto or Munna gets a bigger one. Even between forms of the same species, like Deerling, they're not the same size/proportion.But the main con is that some of the pages have the stickers very badly pre-cut. You see, every Pokémon sticker is outlined by this white border that's supposed to be even across the whole Pokémon's silhouette. However some stickers are very badly cut and they're left with a super big white patch and the rest of the Pokémon very close to the edge of the sticker, with some even losing a little bit of the design. Then in the pages where you place the stickers, you're supposedly guided by the shadow of the Pokémon, but since the sticker is so wrongly cut, you end up with either the sticker covering parts of the text if you place it covering the shadow, or you try to put it as it was supposed to go, but the shadow printed on the page shows through the white space the sticker left.

Bought it for my 8-year-old grandson and found his adult uncles got as much enjoyment out of it as he did discussing their childhood knowledge of the cards. Tons of stickers and details.