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GM all! Thanks for having stuck around with us since the start. We started season 1 points ~5 month ago, to reward TCG collectors who have since been absolutely hooked on our high-quality inventory. We have come a long way, and are now ready to move on to the next phase of our journey!
Today, we have prepared a suprise for those of you who have stayed with us since the start; more news on this coming soon.
A new phase of Pull Fun is impending. Pull on! 馃悪
The stage is set. Thanks @edison0xyz for making the introductions. Something coming soon to @pulldotfun 馃檹
Before it was ever a real card, this Meowth only existed inside a Game Boy.
It debuted in the 1998 TCG game, later got printed as a holo in 2000, and slipped into the game's box instead of a sealed pack. Which is exactly why the gem rate is a brutal 1.16%.
73 PSA 10s / 6,268 PSA graded
A card that escaped a video game and became a grail.
2000 POKEMON PROMO BLACK STAR GAME BOY #10 MEOWTH-HOLO
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If you asked me for the single card that captures spooky Pokemon, I wouldn't hesitate.
A tiny bit of light, surrounded by the dark, Gengar right there behind the friendliest face in the franchise. You even get a little peek of ekans and parasect in the background.
High pop and modern, sure. Iconic nonetheless.
Available in pull.fun packs.
One of my favorite little details in the 1998 Game Boy TCG game: the cartridge exclusive booster packs.
Colosseum, Evolution, Mystery, Laboratory. Each with its own art and its own series of cards, and none of them ever existed as a real product.
Pixel art way ahead of its time.
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This week I want to pay tribute to one of the most overlooked things in Pok茅mon history.
In 1998, the actual Pok茅mon TCG shipped as a Game Boy game. Not the RPG everyone remembers, the card game itself, real rules and all, in your pocket.
Seven days on a hidden gem. Let's go. 馃憞
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Figured I'd start this account with a card that means a lot to me.
Sabrina's Gengar, 1999, Japanese Gym 2. The original graveyard art, before the crosses got scrubbed for the Western release. One of my all-time favorites.
Here's the detail worth zooming in on. Gengar is standing in a graveyard, and every headstone is marked with a cross.
What the West got instead: no graveyard, no crosses, just Gengar floating in an empty purple void.
And it wasn't only this card. Pok茅mon quietly scrubbed crosses and other religious symbols across the whole Western localization. Sabrina's Gengar is just the most beautiful casualty.
They tried to bury it. It became iconic instead.
