Notes from The Fox

This is a Uni Jetstream 2&1 multi pen wrapped in a Pikachu design, and honestly it might be the most practical piece of Pokemon merchandise you can own. The Jetstream 2&1 is already one of the most popular multi pens in Japan thanks to its ultra-smooth oil-based ink that writes like a gel pen but dries faster and resists smudging. This version, produced by Showa Note in collaboration with Uni, puts Pikachu on the barrel without changing anything about the pen's performance. You get two colors of ballpoint ink (black and red) plus a 0.5mm mechanical pencil in one slim body. It writes like a dream, looks fun on your desk, and works hard every single day. It is a great pen that also happens to have Pikachu on it.

Product Details and Specs

This Uni Jetstream 2&1 multi pen features a Pikachu design on the barrel, produced by Showa Note. Inside you get two 0.5mm Jetstream ballpoint ink cartridges (black and red) and a 0.5mm mechanical pencil. The Jetstream ink is a low-viscosity oil-based formula known for its smooth flow, fast drying time, and resistance to water and fading. The pen body is slim and lightweight with a clip for easy carrying in a pocket or planner loop.

Imported from Japan | Studio: Showa Note x Uni

How to Use

Click the barrel to switch between the black ballpoint, red ballpoint, and mechanical pencil. The Jetstream ink flows smoothly with very little pressure, which makes it comfortable for long writing sessions. The 0.5mm tip produces clean, fine lines that work well in planners, notebooks, and on most paper types. The mechanical pencil is handy for sketching, underlining, or any task where you want to erase later.

FAQ

Is this a real Uni Jetstream pen?
Yes. The pen uses genuine Uni Jetstream ink and internals. The Pikachu design is a licensed collaboration produced by Showa Note.

Can I replace the ink cartridges?
Yes. The pen uses standard Uni Jetstream SXR-80-05 refills for the ballpoint and standard 0.5mm mechanical pencil lead.

Is this officially licensed Pokemon merchandise?
Yes. It is produced by Showa Note, an official licensee.