Secretlab Adds Venusaur, Charizard, and Blastoise Pixel Art Skins for Titan Evo Chairs

Secretlab has expanded its Pokémon gaming chair collection with three new removable skins inspired by Venusaur, Charizard, and Blastoise.

The Pokémon Pixel Art Collection introduces Grass, Fire, and Water themed designs for compatible Titan Evo chairs. Each skin uses a colour gradient based on its featured Pokémon, with green for Venusaur, orange for Charizard, and blue for Blastoise.

Large pixel art versions of the three fully evolved Kanto starter Pokémon appear in the centre of each backrest. Smaller Pokémon connected to the same elemental type are placed across the side panels, giving each design a broader theme than a single character.

The skins are designed to fit over an existing Secretlab Titan Evo chair, allowing owners to change its appearance without replacing the chair itself.

Three designs represent the original starter types

The collection focuses on the final evolutions of the original Grass, Fire, and Water starter Pokémon.

Secretlab skin	Main Pokémon	Colour theme	Additional featured Pokémon
Grass Type Edition	Venusaur	Green gradient	Bulbasaur and other Grass types
Fire Type Edition	Charizard	Orange gradient	Charmander, Charmeleon, Arcanine, Rapidash, and Flareon
Water Type Edition	Blastoise	Blue gradient	Vaporeon and other Water types

Each design fades from a lighter shade to a darker tone along the backrest. The side sections use patterned pixel art to show several Pokémon connected to the selected type.

Charizard’s version includes Pokémon such as Charmander, Charmeleon, Arcanine, Rapidash, and Flareon. The Grass and Water designs follow the same approach, filling the surrounding panels with characters that match their respective themes.

The result is more detailed than placing one large character image on an otherwise plain chair. Each skin is built around a complete Pokémon type rather than only Venusaur, Charizard, or Blastoise.

Pixel art gives the collection a retro appearance

Secretlab has chosen pixel art for the new designs instead of the smoother illustrations used across much of the modern Pokémon brand.

This approach connects the skins with the visual identity of the earlier Pokémon games, where characters were represented using small sprites and limited colour palettes.

The central artwork remains large enough to identify each Pokémon clearly, while the smaller side patterns create additional detail without covering the entire chair in oversized graphics.

Design element	Purpose
Central Pokémon artwork	Makes Venusaur, Charizard, or Blastoise the main focus
Type based gradient	Gives every version a distinct colour
Side panel patterns	Adds several supporting Pokémon
Pixel art style	References the visual history of the games
Removable skin format	Lets owners change the chair’s appearance

The designs are aimed at adult Pokémon fans who want themed gaming furniture without replacing the underlying Titan Evo chair.

The skins fit over an existing Titan Evo

Secretlab SKINS are removable fabric covers designed specifically for the Titan Evo.

Owners can place one over a compatible chair to change its appearance while retaining the original structure, adjustments, and cushioning. This makes the skins a more flexible option than buying a second themed chair.

They may also help protect the chair’s original upholstery from everyday wear, although the main purpose is visual customisation.

The supplied announcement does not provide pricing, regional availability, compatible Titan Evo sizes, or a confirmed release schedule. Buyers will therefore need to check those details before ordering.

Compatibility is particularly important because Titan Evo chairs are sold in different sizes. A skin must match the size and shape of the chair to fit correctly.

Secretlab already offers three Pokémon chair editions

The wider Secretlab Pokémon range currently includes Titan Evo editions based on Pikachu, Eevee, and Gengar.

Existing chair edition	Featured Pokémon
Pokémon Pikachu Edition	Pikachu
Pokémon Eevee Edition	Eevee
Pokémon Gengar Edition	Gengar

The new Venusaur, Charizard, and Blastoise products are skins rather than complete chairs. This gives current Titan Evo owners a way to add a Pokémon design without purchasing another full seat.

Secretlab said its goal with the collection was to appeal to the childhood connection many adults have with Pokémon while maintaining the construction and presentation expected from its current furniture.

The Pixel Art Collection broadens that approach by using three characters closely connected to the earliest games in the series.

Each version offers a different visual style

The choice between the three skins largely depends on your preferred Pokémon and colour scheme.

The Venusaur design uses cooler green tones and a nature focused theme. Charizard’s version is brighter and more energetic, with orange shades and several familiar Fire type Pokémon. Blastoise uses a blue palette that may fit more easily into gaming setups built around darker or cooler colours.

Preferred setup style	Suitable skin
Green or nature themed room	Venusaur
Bright orange or warm lighting	Charizard
Blue or cool toned setup	Blastoise
Original starter collection	All three

All three share the same basic structure, with a large central character, fading backrest colour, and smaller type themed artwork along the sides.

Secretlab’s new Pokémon Pixel Art skins give Titan Evo owners three additional ways to customise their chair. By focusing on Venusaur, Charizard, and Blastoise, the collection draws directly from the original starter lineup while using removable covers that can be fitted to an existing chair.