Ethan Crossfield 
Gaming hardware companies continue to turn recognizable game worlds into customizable gear, giving players ways to show their interests without replacing their existing setup. Secretlab is expanding that approach with three removable Pokémon Pixel Art skins for its TITAN Evo chair. The collection draws from Kanto’s Grass-, Fire-, and Water-type starter families, with Venusaur, Charizard, and Blastoise serving as the centerpiece designs.
Three Kanto themes, one chair platform
The new collection is divided into Grass-Type, Fire-Type, and Water-Type editions, all designed specifically for the TITAN Evo. Each cover places a large pixel-art final evolution on the backrest and surrounds it with smaller Pokémon sprites across the side panels.
The green Grass-Type version features Venusaur with Bulbasaur, Ivysaur, Oddish, Bellsprout, and other related Pokémon. Charizard anchors the orange Fire-Type design, which also includes Charmander, Charmeleon, Arcanine, Rapidash, and Flareon. The blue Water-Type edition centers on Blastoise and adds Squirtle, Wartortle, Poliwag, Slowpoke, Gyarados, Lapras, and Vaporeon.
A lower-cost alternative to a complete themed chair
Each skin costs $99.99 in the United States, CAD$139.99 in Canada, and €119.99 in Europe. That makes the covers a less expensive route for existing TITAN Evo owners who want a Pokémon design without purchasing another complete chair.
The covers use Secretlab’s SoftWeave Plus fabric and are shaped for the TITAN Evo rather than built as universal sleeves. Promotional images show separate pieces for the backrest and seat base. Secretlab says the fitted design provides protection from dirt and stains while preserving access to the chair’s magnetic head pillow and built-in four-way lumbar support.
Availability and care details remain important
Secretlab has not confirmed when the three Pokémon skins will become available. For now, the company says they will be sold separately rather than as complete Pokémon-themed chairs.
Installation is expected to take around three minutes, and the covers can be removed for machine washing. Secretlab recommends closing the zippers, turning the covers inside out, and using a cold, gentle cycle. They should be tumble-dried on low; bleach and dry cleaning are not recommended.
The skins follow Secretlab’s January 2026 expansion of its Pokémon TITAN Evo range, which included complete chairs inspired by Pikachu, Eevee, and Gengar. That release itself followed a Pikachu and Charizard collection launched in Japan in December 2021.
Key points
- Three removable TITAN Evo skins are themed around Kanto’s Grass, Fire, and Water types.
- Venusaur, Charizard, and Blastoise headline the pixel-art backrest designs.
- Pricing starts at $99.99 in the United States, with regional prices also announced.
- Secretlab has not yet revealed the covers’ release date.
Pokémon Pixel Art skin lineup
| Edition | Featured Pokémon | Color theme | U.S. price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grass-Type | Venusaur | Green | $99.99 |
| Fire-Type | Charizard | Orange | $99.99 |
| Water-Type | Blastoise | Blue | $99.99 |
Expert View
The collection shows how gaming hardware brands can extend a franchise partnership beyond one-off products. Removable skins lower the commitment for owners who already have a TITAN Evo, while the three type-based designs offer a broader appeal than a single character model. The unanswered release date is the main limitation for interested buyers, but the washable format gives Secretlab another practical angle for turning licensed game artwork into repeatable accessory sales.
