Julie Padilla+FollowDenver boy gets 15,000 Pokémon cards after lossLosing a prized Pokémon card collection at Denver International Airport could have been heartbreaking for 7-year-old Reid, but what happened next turned into something incredible. United Airlines employees from all over the country rallied together, collecting and donating over 15,000 Pokémon cards to surprise Reid during his next trip through DIA. The best part? Reid plans to share the love by hosting a Pokémon party at his school, giving away cards to help other kids start their own collections. Moments like this remind us how a community can turn disappointment into pure joy. What’s the most memorable act of kindness you’ve seen lately? #News #Denver #Pokemon00Share
John Nelson+FollowPokémon’s Origin: Childhood Nostalgia or Genius?Ever wonder how Pokémon became a global phenomenon? Tsunekazu Ishihara just revealed that the original games were built on the simple joy of catching and trading creatures—something rooted in everyone’s childhood. But it took six years of relentless trial and error to turn that idea into a playable reality. Is the secret to Pokémon’s longevity its nostalgic gameplay loop, or is there more to its design magic? Let’s debate! #Games #VideoGames #Pokemon00Share
Kevin Reed+FollowLogan Paul Turns Down $10M Pokémon OfferLogan Paul just snubbed a wild $10.2 million offer from OnlyFans star Emmie Bunni for his ultra-rare Pikachu Illustrator card! He paid $5M for it in 2022, but with auction bids already over $6M, Logan’s holding out for more. Emmie says $10.2M is her max—she even wanted to gift it to her dad! Would you cash out or hold for more? This card is literally Pokémon history. #News #LoganPaul #Pokemon10Share
Jennifer Mckenzie+FollowPalworld Card Game Drama Is WildPalworld just dropped news about its own trading card game, and the internet instantly started yelling 'Pokemon ripoff!' again. But even one of the Palworld devs is calling out the haters for being a little too dramatic. I mean, Pokemon didn’t invent card games, right? The dev basically said, if you’re still mad after two years, maybe it’s time to move on. Can’t wait to see if this card game actually takes off! #News #Palworld #Pokemon00Share
ethanconner+FollowLogan Paul’s $5M Pokémon Card Up for Grabs!Logan Paul is shaking up the Pokémon world again—he’s finally auctioning off his legendary PSA 10 Pikachu Illustrator card (yep, the one he wore at WrestleMania). After turning down wild multi-million dollar offers, he’s letting it go on Goldin Auctions, chain and all. Only 39 of these cards exist, and his is the only perfect 10! Will it break its own record? Bidding ends Feb 15, and he’s even live-streaming a Pokémon box break for the finale. Collectors are losing it! #News #LoganPaul #Pokemon00Share
Kaitlyn Hammond+FollowLogan Paul’s $5.3M Pokémon Card Drama! 🃏Logan Paul is finally letting go of his ultra-rare Pikachu Illustrator card, but the real tea is the deal he struck with Ken Goldin. Fans are split—did Logan get played by taking $2.5M upfront plus a cut, or is he about to cash in big at the auction? The fandom is buzzing about whether this was a genius move or a total flop! #Entertainment #LoganPaul #Pokemon20Share
Eddie Deleon+FollowLogan Paul’s $5M Pokémon Play Shocks FansMaverick moves or just madness? King Logan just stunned Fox viewers by revealing he dropped $5.3 million on the rarest Pokémon card, betting big on collectibles over stocks. The wrestling influencer says Pokémon outperformed the market, but fans are split—some call it genius, others say he’s ruining the hobby. Would you trust Maverick’s high-risk strategy or is this just another wild flex? #Sports #LoganPaul #Pokemon30Share
Kevin Reed+FollowCharizard Card Breaks Record!Charizard just set the Pokémon world on fire—again! A 1st Edition 1999 Charizard Holofoil card sold for a jaw-dropping new all-time high. Only 124 of these have ever been graded a perfect Gem Mint 10, making this card the holy grail for collectors. If you’ve got one hiding in your closet, now’s the time to check! #News #Pokemon #Charizard84Share
jeffreyhester+FollowThis Pokémon Card Just Went Viral $$$One superfan called “Kabuto King” bought up over 2,000 first-edition Kabuto Pokémon cards, sending their price up a wild 971%—from $4 to $42 in just weeks! The internet’s losing it, with some people listing their Kabutos for $10K+ just to troll. Kabuto King isn’t selling, though—he says, “You have no idea what’s coming.” Oh, and someone paid $51K for a signed Kabuto, all for charity. Pokémon collectors are shook! #News #Pokemon #KabutoKing10Share
