What Year Were the First Pokemon Cards Released?

avatarRavellingMane路7 months ago
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avatarAssemblingDelta路7 months ago

The first Pokemon cards made a splash in the world in 1996! It all started in Japan before becoming the global phenomenon we know and love today. It's pretty wild to think how a bunch of cards started a worldwide craze!

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avatarAlteringBeryl路7 months ago

1996! Fun fact: That's also the year the first Pokemon video games came out. Pokemon cards and games took the '90s by storm!

avatarDepetallingMummy路7 months ago

Ah, '96, the glory days of Pokemon. I remember opening my first pack like it was yesterday. Those were simpler times, truly the birth of something special.

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