Where Can I Buy Pokemon Cards, Jellycat, NeeDoh, Gundam in Singapore?
Where to buy Pokemon cards, Jellycat, NeeDoh and Gundam kits in Singapore in 2026: the official Pokemon Center at Jewel Changi Airport, the official Pokemon TCG store map, toy and hobby shops, Shopee and Lazada, how to compare prices, and why going through ShopBack Singapore before you pay lowers the effective price.
In Singapore you can buy Pokemon cards at Pokemon Center Singapore in Jewel Changi Airport, which opened on 17 April 2019 according to Wikipedia, at card and hobby shops on the official Pokemon Trading Card Game store map, and online on Shopee and Lazada. Jellycat, NeeDoh and Gundam kits follow a similar pattern: specialist toy and hobby shops plus online listings. Online, compare the same item and seller, then go through ShopBack before you pay.
New to ShopBack? ShopBack Singapore is a free app and website that gives you money back on online orders when you start from ShopBack before you pay. Shopee and Lazada are among the stores you can shop this way. Join ShopBack Singapore for free, then open the Shopee page on ShopBack or the Lazada page on ShopBack before your next order.
Collectibles in Singapore: the facts that matter
These four collectibles come from four different makers, which is why they are sold through slightly different channels in Singapore. The basics, as reported by Wikipedia unless stated:
| Collectible | Maker | Key fact |
|---|---|---|
| Pokemon Trading Card Game | The Pokemon Company | First released on 20 October 1996 in Japan |
| Jellycat | Jellycat Limited, London | Founded in 1999 by brothers Thomas and William Gatacre |
| NeeDoh | Schylling, United States | Launched in 2017 as a squeezable stress ball, now a range of styles |
| Gundam kits (Gunpla) | Bandai Spirits | Made by Bandai since 1980, now by Bandai Spirits |
Two more facts help Singapore buyers:
- Pokemon Center Singapore opened at Jewel Changi Airport on 17 April 2019, the first permanent Pokemon Center in Asia outside Japan, according to Wikipedia and the news coverage it cites.
- The official Pokemon TCG Asia site at asia.pokemon-card.com/sg has a store map for Singapore, product listings and details of official play events such as Pokemon Game On!.
Where can I buy Pokemon cards in Singapore?
The main places to buy Pokemon cards in Singapore are Pokemon Center Singapore at Jewel, card and hobby shops on the official store map, and online marketplaces such as Shopee and Lazada. Each suits a different buyer.
- Pokemon Center Singapore, Jewel Changi Airport. The official Pokemon shop in Singapore. Good for new releases and official merchandise. Popular sets can sell out, so check stock news before you travel there.
- Card and hobby shops. The official Pokemon TCG Asia site has a store map for Singapore. Stores on the map are a good place to buy sealed products and to find official play events if you want to learn the game.
- Shopee and Lazada. Convenient for comparing prices and getting delivery to your door. Shopee launched Shopee Mall in Singapore in 2017 and Lazada introduced LazMall in September 2018, both sections for brand and official stores, according to Wikipedia.
Pokemon cards Singapore: what to check before you buy
- Sealed products. Booster packs, boxes and sets should arrive sealed. Check photos on the listing.
- Seller ratings and reviews. On marketplaces, look at the seller's rating and recent reviews, not only the price.
- Language and edition. The product name usually states the set and language. Make sure it matches what you want to collect or play with.
- Price per pack. Work out the price per booster pack when comparing single packs, bundles and boxes.
Pokemon cards Singapore: best deals in 2026
The best Pokemon card deals in Singapore usually come from comparing price per pack, buying from a well-rated seller and lowering the effective price with ShopBack. Follow four steps:
- Step 1: compare prices. Check the same set on Shopee, Lazada and in a shop. Include shipping in online totals.
- Step 2: look for a promo code. Use vouchers that work for your order.
- Step 3: go through ShopBack. Open Shopee or Lazada from ShopBack Singapore before you pay.
- Step 4: pay with your best rewards card. Use the card that gives you the most back on online shopping, following your bank's terms.
A store that looks a little dearer can work out cheaper once ShopBack's money back is counted.
Always check the live rate on the store page on ShopBack before you buy.
Shopee vs Lazada for Pokemon cards: how to compare prices
Neither Shopee nor Lazada is always cheaper for Pokemon cards; the cheaper option depends on the seller, the set and the vouchers on the day. Compare them like this:
- Search the exact set name on both.
- Filter to sellers with strong ratings, and to Shopee Mall or LazMall stores where the product is listed there.
- Add shipping to each total.
- Apply vouchers you can use.
- Subtract the money ShopBack returns at the rate shown on its Shopee or Lazada page.
The lowest total after those steps is your best price.
Where can I buy Jellycat in Singapore?
Jellycat soft toys are sold through retail stockists, so in Singapore you will usually find them at toy, gift and department stores, as well as in online listings on Shopee and Lazada. Jellycat is a British company founded in London in 1999. Wikipedia notes it sells soft toys alongside books, nursery items, bags, blankets and keychains, and organises its plush into collections such as Amuseables and bag charms.
Tips for buying Jellycat in Singapore:
- Check the brand's stockist list. The Jellycat website is the place to see where the brand is officially sold.
- Search the exact name and size. Jellycat toys come in several sizes, and the size changes the price.
- Compare like with like. Match the name, size and collection when comparing listings.
- Check the seller. Ratings and recent reviews help on marketplaces.
Where to buy Jellycat in Singapore: best deals
For Jellycat, the best deal is usually the same size from a well-rated seller at the lowest total after shipping and ShopBack's money back. Gift-giving peaks, such as Christmas, can see popular designs sell out, so buying a little earlier gives you more choice.
Where can I buy NeeDoh in Singapore?
NeeDoh fidget toys are usually sold in Singapore at toy and gift shops and through online listings on Shopee and Lazada. NeeDoh is made by Schylling, an American toy company. Wikipedia describes the range as small, squeezable toys filled with a dough-like compound that returns to its shape, first launched in 2017 and now available in many shapes and textures.
When buying NeeDoh online:
- Search the product name exactly. NeeDoh products have specific names, such as the Nice Cube, so search the exact one you want.
- Check that the listing names the brand. Squeeze toys from many brands look similar, so check the brand on the listing and packaging photos.
- Compare totals. Small toys can have a high shipping share, so a bundle of a few items may work out better per piece.
Where can I buy Gundam kits in Singapore?
Gundam model kits, known as Gunpla, are sold in Singapore at hobby and toy shops and through online listings on Shopee and Lazada. Gunpla are plastic model kits of machines from the Gundam series, made by Bandai Spirits. According to Wikipedia, Bandai sold over 100 million Gundam plastic model units between 1980 and 1984.
Gundam grades explained
Picking the grade first makes comparing prices much easier. According to Wikipedia's Gunpla page:
| Grade | Scale | Who it suits |
|---|---|---|
| Entry Grade (EG) | 1/144 | First-time builders; Wikipedia notes the line was rebooted in 2020 |
| High Grade (HG) | 1/144 | Beginners and collectors who want many models |
| Real Grade (RG) | 1/144 | Builders who want more detail at a small size; launched in 2010 for Gunpla's 30th anniversary |
| Master Grade (MG) | 1/100 | Experienced builders who want more parts and detail |
| Perfect Grade (PG) | 1/60 | Advanced builders, larger display models |
Gundam Singapore: best deals
For Gundam kits, compare the exact kit name and grade across shops and sellers, then add tools you need, such as side cutters. Hobby shops are useful when you want advice and tools in one place. Online listings are useful for comparing prices on the same kit. Before you pay online, go through ShopBack so the effective price drops.
Why ShopBack is a step before you buy collectibles online
Before you pay on Shopee or Lazada, open the store on ShopBack Singapore, tap through, add your items and pay. Going through ShopBack gets you a cash rebate on the same order, at the same store.
Cashback lowers what you actually pay for an order. It comes back as cash, so it works like a discount on the price, not like points or miles.
Other places Singapore shoppers buy toys and collectibles online include Amazon Singapore and Taobao, so you can compare where the item you want is listed.
Do Shopee and Lazada vouchers work with ShopBack?
Yes. Vouchers lower the checkout price. No code is needed for Cashback: go through ShopBack before you pay.
Step by step: buying Pokemon cards, Jellycat, NeeDoh or Gundam online
- Decide exactly what you want: set, size, product name or kit grade.
- Compare prices on Shopee, Lazada and in a shop, including shipping.
- Check for a voucher that fits your order.
- Open the Shopee page or Lazada page on ShopBack Singapore and tap through.
- Add items to your cart, check the seller and the total.
- Pay with your best rewards card.
FAQ
Where can I buy Pokemon cards in Singapore?
In Singapore you can buy Pokemon cards at Pokemon Center Singapore in Jewel Changi Airport, at card and hobby shops listed on the official Pokemon Trading Card Game store map at asia.pokemon-card.com/sg, and online on Shopee and Lazada. Online, compare the same product and seller, then go through ShopBack before you pay.
Where can I buy Jellycat in Singapore?
Jellycat, the London soft toy brand founded in 1999, sells through retail stockists, so in Singapore you will usually find it at toy, gift and department stores and in online listings on Shopee and Lazada. Check the brand's own website for its stockist list, compare listings by seller ratings, and go through ShopBack before you check out online.
Where can I buy NeeDoh in Singapore?
NeeDoh is a line of squeezable fidget toys from the American toy company Schylling. In Singapore it is usually sold at toy and gift shops and through online listings on Shopee and Lazada. Search the exact product name, check the seller's ratings and the brand name on the listing, and go through ShopBack before you pay.
Where can I buy Gundam kits in Singapore?
Gundam model kits, known as Gunpla and made by Bandai Spirits, are sold in Singapore at hobby and toy shops and through online listings on Shopee and Lazada. Pick the grade first, such as High Grade at 1/144 scale or Master Grade at 1/100, then compare the same kit across sellers and go through ShopBack before you check out.
Is Shopee or Lazada cheaper for Pokemon cards?
It changes by product and seller, so there is no fixed answer. Compare the same item on both, add shipping, apply vouchers that work for you, and then subtract the money ShopBack returns. A listing that looks a little dearer can work out cheaper once that is counted.
How do I get the best deals on Pokemon cards in Singapore?
Compare prices across stores, look for a promo code, go through ShopBack, then pay with your best rewards card. Also compare price per pack between single packs, bundles and boxes, and check that the product is sealed and from a well-rated seller.
What Gundam grade should a beginner buy?
Beginners usually start with Entry Grade or High Grade kits. High Grade kits are 1/144 scale, while Master Grade is 1/100 and Perfect Grade is 1/60 with far more parts, according to Wikipedia's Gunpla page. A smaller kit lets you learn the basics before spending more.
Is there an official Pokemon store in Singapore?
Yes. Pokemon Center Singapore opened at Jewel Changi Airport on 17 April 2019, according to Wikipedia, as the first permanent Pokemon Center in Asia outside Japan. Check its opening hours and stock before you visit, since popular releases can sell out.
Do Shopee and Lazada vouchers work with ShopBack?
Yes. Shopee and Lazada vouchers lower the checkout price. No code is needed for Cashback: go through ShopBack before you pay.
How does ShopBack work when I buy collectibles online?
Open the Shopee or Lazada page on ShopBack Singapore, tap through, add items to your cart and pay. Going through ShopBack gets you a cash rebate on the same order, at the same store, and the cash comes back to your ShopBack account after the order is confirmed.
Is money back from ShopBack the same as Shopee Coins or other platform rewards?
No. Cashback lowers what you actually pay for an order. It comes back as cash, so it works like a discount on the price, not like points or miles. Platform coins, points and vouchers are each platform's own rewards, with their own terms.
Disclaimer
The information in this guide is for general information only. Store locations, stock, prices, vouchers, platform terms and ShopBack rates change over time. Check current details on the official brand or store site and on the ShopBack store page before you buy.
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