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Battle Road 2005
Continuing from 2004’s tournaments, Battle Road 2005 resumed another 3 seasonal tournaments in spring, summer, and autumn. Battle Road Spring
Toyota Auto Campaign
From October through December 1997, customers who went to Toyota Auto dealerships around Japan could receive a pamphlet with two
Pokemon Diamond and Pearl Battle Festa 2006
To celebrate the release of the new Diamond & Pearl video games and TCG series, Battle Road 2006 replaced its
Evolution Communication “Masaki” Campaign
With the release of Expansion Sheet Series 3 in vending machines also came the release of a “Pass Card” called
Pokemon Art Academy Competition
In late 2014 and early 2015, Pokemon would host the Pokemon Art Academy Competition. This was the franchise’s first true
News & Updates
Indonesian, Thai, and Chinese S-P Promos updated
August 2, 2022
New year, new Pokumon!
January 8, 2022
Articles Milestone!
August 22, 2021
Sun Moon Promos Updated for English, Chinese, & Japanese
June 13, 2021
Indonesian SM-P promos added
May 8, 2021
English Promos updated to BW
April 1, 2021
Japanese Promo sets up to Sun & Moon updated
March 6, 2021
Additional Promo Sets + Status Tracker Page
February 19, 2021
Special Print “Promo set” added
February 2, 2021
Unnumbered JP Promos added
January 24, 2021
Articles
Japan Rail Hokkaido Pokemon 2011 Campaigns
Japan’s rail system has had a long history of running promotions with Pokemon. In the summer of 2011, the Hokkaido Railway Company replaced the Pokemon Stamp Rally of years past
Pokemon Daisuki Club
Established in late January 2004, the Pokemon Daisuki Club was a Japanese Pokemon fan club that encompassed the video games, anime, TCG, and all aspects of the Pokemon franchise. For
International Tropical Mega Battle 1999
The 1999 Tropical Mega Battle (TMB) was the first instance of what would now be considered a world championship for the TCG. It was open to elementary school players (ages
Early Pokemon Illustration Contests
From the end of 1997 through the summer of 1998, Shogakukan’s CoroCoro Comic hosted 3 illustration contests. Each contest would be announced in a monthly issue of the comic, and