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Shiny Pokémon Merch celebra 25 años en Japón

Autor : David Actualizar : Dec 31,2024

Pokémon Gold & Silver 25th Anniversary Merch Arrives at PokeCenters in Japan ¡Celebra el 25.º aniversario de Pokémon Oro y Plata con una nueva línea de productos de edición limitada! Lanzamiento este mes en Japón.

Mercancías del 25.º aniversario de Pokémon Oro y Plata: una colección nostálgica

Disponible en los Centros Pokémon de Japón (¡y en línea!)

The Pokémon Company ha anunciado una colección especial de productos que conmemora el 25.º aniversario de Pokémon Oro y Plata. Esta emocionante gama de artículos, desde artículos para el hogar hasta ropa elegante, estará disponible a partir del 23 de noviembre de 2024 en las tiendas Pokémon Center de todo Japón. Para aquellos fuera de Japón, los pedidos anticipados comienzan el 21 de noviembre de 2024 a las 10:00 a. m. JST a través de Pokémon Center Online y Amazon Japón.

Los precios oscilan entre ¥495 (aproximadamente $4 USD) y ¥22,000 (aproximadamente $143 USD). Lo más destacado incluye impresionantes chaquetas Sukajan (¥22,000) con diseños de Ho-Oh y Lugia, prácticos bolsos de día (¥12,100), encantadores juegos de platos de 2 piezas (¥1,650) y una variedad de artículos de papelería y toallas de mano.

Lanzados en 1999 para Game Boy Color, Pokémon Gold y Silver revolucionaron el mundo Pokémon. Aclamados por la crítica por sus características innovadoras, incluido un reloj en tiempo real que afecta el juego y la introducción de 100 nuevos Pokémon (Gen 2), estos juegos dejaron una marca indeleble en la historia de los videojuegos. La popularidad de los juegos llevó a un lanzamiento occidental al año siguiente y a una nueva versión del décimo aniversario, Pokémon HeartGold y SoulSilver, para Nintendo DS en 2009. Pokémon icónicos de la Generación 2 como Pichu, Cleffa, Hoothoot, Chikorita, Umbreon, Ho-Oh, y Lugia siguen siendo los favoritos de los fanáticos hasta el día de hoy.

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