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VOL. I·NO. 01
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 2026
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  1. 001KotakuSEP · 16English

    Super Ugly Mew Cards Are The Chase For Pokémon’s 30th Anniversary, And One’s Already Sold For $20k

    Pokémon's 30th anniversary Trading Card Game set features rare RGB Mew cards as the primary chase, with one blue variant already selling for $20,000 on eBay. Early listings range from four figures to $150,000, though prices may stabilize after launch week hype subsides. The cards appear to have extremely low pull rates, possibly around 1-in-10,000 to 1-in-20,000 per pack.

    By Kenneth Shepard
  2. 002KotakuSEP · 16English

    Pokémon Content Creator Gets Dragged After Opening Possibly Stolen Cards

    Pokémon content creator Natalie Roush faced backlash after uploading a video opening what appear to be stolen 30th Anniversary Ultimate Premium Collection boxes months before their official November release. Roush claimed she personally purchased the boxes, but this admission contradicted standard industry practice where creators receive advance products under embargo agreements, implicating her in potential receipt of stolen property that The Pokémon Company confirmed was not legitimately available for sale.

    By John Walker
  3. 003PolygonSEP · 16English

    Target Will Be Unusually Strict For Pokémon's 30th Anniversary TCG Set Release

    Target is implementing unusually strict security measures for Pokémon's 30th Anniversary TCG set release on September 16, including added security personnel, restricted line formation times, and reduced purchase limits of one item per customer. The retailer has set up elaborate product displays and is coordinating parking and crowd management across locations, with specific rules varying by store.

    By Patricia Hernandez
  4. 004NintendoLifeSEP · 16English

    "Scalpers Are Killing The Hobby For Everyone" - Pokémon TCG's 30th Celebration Isn't Going As Planned

    Pokémon TCG's 30th anniversary global product launch faced severe supply shortages as demand vastly exceeded availability, with scalpers exacerbating the problem by bulk-purchasing items in the UK and elsewhere. Despite ongoing popularity and high collector prices, fans expressed frustration about limited access to new releases.

    By Damien McFerran
  5. 005KotakuSEP · 13English

    A Landmark SNES Game That Pioneered A Genre Is Now In English

    Torneko's Mystery Dungeon: Classic HD, an SNES roguelike originally Japan-exclusive, is now available in English. The landmark title pioneered the Mystery Dungeon genre, spawning the Shiren franchise and inspiring Pokémon Mystery Dungeon. This HD remaster adds modern features including streamer mode with chat voting.

    By Alicia Haddick
  6. 006PokémonGOHubSEP · 12English

    Pokémon News This Week: Pokémon Night Out, New Animated Movie, Pokopia Expansion Part 2 Trailer, New Merchandise and More

    Pokémon announces Night Out dance music events in Los Angeles and London in late 2026, reveals Pokopia expansion part 2 DLC coming with new Pokémon and accessories, and teases a new animated film called Pokémon: Wild Card. New merchandise lines including customizable 30th Celebration t-shirts and Comfy Cuddler plushies are also available.

    By Kittypokemonsalot
  7. 007X 主题热门SEP · 12English

    Robinhood · X 热门 · 2026-09-12 02:54 UTC

    X posts discuss Robinhood platform activity, including cryptocurrency trading discussions, Pokémon card tokenization on Robinhood, and various coin recommendations. Users debate trading strategies and community engagement on different platforms.

  8. 008NewYorkPostSEP · 10English

    Pokémon cards would be global currency during apocalypse, venture capitalist predicts

    Venture capitalist Peter Levin claims Pokémon cards would become global currency after an apocalypse, citing their 3,821% return since 2004, which vastly outperforms the S&P 500. The trading card market, valued at $50 billion annually, has surged due to pandemic-driven retail investor interest and celebrity participation, with major entertainment companies like Disney and Hasbro now launching their own collectible card lines.

    By Taylor Herzlich