Pikachu Chibi
A tiny, beginner-friendly chibi Pikachu — just 10×10 with 4 colors. The perfect very-first fuse bead project for Pokémon fans.
10x10 gridEasy60 beads4 colors
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60 beads total · 4 colorsBackground: Chibi Pikachu
Chibi Pikachu distills the Pokémon mascot down to its most essential silhouette — an oversized head, two black-tipped ears, signature red cheeks, and a stubby lightning tail. The chibi (super-deformed) style exaggerates the head-to-body ratio to maximize cuteness, and at 10×10 it is the simplest Pikachu pattern in this series.
Design Notes: 10×10 Pixel Composition
At only 100 cells this grid trades detail for clarity: yellow fills the head and tiny body, black marks the ear tips, eyes and nose, and two red cells form the cheek pouches. Every feature is one or two cells, so placement is forgiving — ideal for young crafters or first-timers.
FAQ
How many beads do I need for chibi Pikachu?▼
About 60 beads: mostly yellow, with a little black, two red cheek cells, and a few brown for the tail. A single small pegboard is plenty.
Is chibi Pikachu good for absolute beginners?▼
Yes — it is the easiest Pikachu in the series and one of the easiest character patterns on the site. Great for kids or as a first-ever fuse bead project.