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Target Pokémon 30th Anniversary event: How to claim custom card crafts, free goodie bags, and limited-edition drops
TL;DR: Target is hosting a nationwide Pokémon 30th Anniversary event on Sept. 27 from 12-4 p.m. local time. Attend to claim custom card crafts, free goodie bags, and limited-edition 30th Celebration TCG drops.
Nothing surprises me anymore when it comes to Pokémon. It doesn't matter how many collections and expansions hit the market. I know the world will collectively lose its mind whenever anything new drops. Nothing is changing anytime soon.
So when I heard that Target is planning a huge nationwide Pokémon 30th Anniversary event with merch, games, and giveaways, the hairs stood up on my neck. This is going to be big, so I want you to be prepared.
Best Buy Announces Official 'Pokémon' 30th Anniversary TCG Event With Freebies
Pokémon TCG fans will likely receive a Mewtwo promo card as well as other 30th Anniversary goodies
Mark your calendars, trainers. Best Buy is keeping the Pokémon 30th Anniversary trading card game festivities going with a new "Trade and Play" event. Here's what you need to know.
Trade and Play day lands on Oct. 3, from noon to 2 p.m. local time at participating stores. You can check whether your local Best Buy store will host the 30th Anniversary event here.
The retailer says Pokémon fans will receive a trading kit, which they can use to exchange cards with others. While no specific details were shared beyond this, we can look at a recent Trade and Play event themed around Pokémon Worlds to get a sense of what to expect. About a month ago, Best Buy gave out a trading kit including a Chaos Rising pack, a Pikachu promo card, a Pokémon binder, and a sleeping Pikachu model.
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Fans camp outside Smyths for TWELVE HOURS for new Pokémon collection
POKEMON fans camped outside a Colchester toyshop for more than 12 hours to be among the first to get their hands on a special release of the collectable cards.
Wednesday marked the game’s 30th birthday and it was expected that collectors across the country would queue outside shops to get their hands on the new set.
Fans Liam Hart, 24, and Shervin Alv, 25, run social media accounts under the name Liam&Sherv, and joined fellow Pokémon enthusiasts outside Smyths toy store on Tollgate Retail Park.
People in the queue spent the night opening packets of cards.
Shervin said: “I mentioned it to my parents. They said that they were doing nothing better, so they’d stand in of the queue for me.
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