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For most children, the idea of spending two hours of an afternoon tinkering with a spreadsheet is the sort of nightmare they hope to avoid until adulthood. But for 11-year-old Drake Zhu, a high-ranking player of the Pokémon Trading Card Game (TCG) from New Zealand, it’s his daily routine.
Let’s throw it back to 1996: “Macarena” topped the charts, we were tuning in to new episodes of E.R., Friends, and Seinfeld, and people were still saying “Psych!” And across the world in Japan, another cultural icon was being born … Pokémon! Created by Satoshi Tajiri and featuring fictional creatures called — you guessed it — …
Eevee Day, which happens every year on Nov. 21, has kicked off in Japan, with the Pokémon Company releasing several events for fans to partake in as they celebrate the popular Pokémon's special day. Celebrating the day: As part of the celebration, the Pokémon Company released an "Eevee Mass Outbreak" event in its game “Pokémon Scarlet and Violet,” where players will frequently encounter the adorable creature thanks to its increased spawn rate across the Paldea region and the land of Kitakami. The event, which runs Nov. 17-23, will give players t...
We’re pretty used to eye-watering prices for Pokémon TCG cardboard products, but how about for Pokémon skateboards? A recent collab between the pocket monster company and Santa Cruz Skateboards, which sold out in literal seconds, saw thousands of people buying sealed, unknown decks, which are now changing hands for tens of thousands of dollars.
The Japanese film studio behind several Makoto Shinkai films has recently produced a short anime to commemorate this year’s Pokémon World Championships. About the Pokémon World Championships: The annual invite-only esports event, which has been around since 2004, will take place in Japan for the first time this year. It will be held in Yokohama from Aug. 11 to Aug. 13.