What would wholesale be on this? Any info on this online?
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For reference that is a Toy Factory plush created for things like fairs and amusement parks and what not. It is not high quality (in my opinion) and stuffed with packing peanuts so the seller’s comparison to Japanese Pokémon Center products is completely irrelevant. I’d assume if you want them wholesale then getting in direct contact with Toy Factory would be the best route: www.thetoyfactory.biz/#contact (Though they are only B2B.)
maybe, @kkthxbai
This is not high quality or Japanese merchandise. Logo is incorrect on tag, and proportions out slightly.
It looks to either be usa distributed maybe by Hasbro, or maybe to be a fan made reproduction. Or fake from china… But I am unsure.
Seller isn’t providing any clear tags or dates or anything.
The Japanese and largest licensed USA pokemon center released plushes were never this tall really. Only some of the older Tomy Takara produced ones early 2000s and maybe a few other promo items afterwards.
What do you mean by wholesale on this? Large plushes originally sold around $65-150 back in the earlier days, anything pokemon center Japan cannot be wholesaled generally plush wise.
But Hasbro items in aus or usa can. But are way lower quality.
I don’t know much about these sorry. Maybe others can give better information
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It’s a legitimate plush. Even lower quality than Hasbro, though… Toy Factory products are fair fodder. They are not meant for individual sale either way. 
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They are prizes from fairs and carnivals. Find yourself a carnie and you can find a distributor. Not sure the value for one plush on the market, but as stated above the quality is low so not many collectors go after these. It is a novelty to win at a fairground and bring home but I doubt that’ll sell at the price it is at.
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Well how strange that you should show this exact plush because today I went to Canada’s wonderland and I believe I saw this exact plush. What others have been saying in this post seems to match up perfectly with it being sold at places that deal in rides and such. 
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Lol…good eye:)
Wonder if those are Pokemon Licenced?
Mine doesn’t have the white around his nose. Don’t know what that means though lol.
You ended up doing a trade with that guy with the North Korean hat and 4 feet Charmander plush? lol
Hey Gary I know a lot about poke plush. Those are indeed US liscensed Toy Factory plush. The pikachu, charmander, squirtle and others are made in various sizes. Some of them (poke ball, pachirisu, chatot were only made in the 6 inch or 11 inch sizes. I have a 56 inch pikachu and also giant piplup at about 44 inches, and oshawott at 36 inches. The 56 inch pikachu supposedly costed fairs, amusement parks, arcades about $50 each. Toy Factory only sells to the above types of places, and you must buy a large quantity to be able to order from them.
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This year the biggest sizes are pikachu, squirtle, charmander 45 in size.
Well done Binx.
Did you check the little tag that says “POKEMON”? Is that identical to your Pikachu? This one is about 4" tall.