Pikachu Otaku
2005/March/18: PokePark Forest Sheet
Name: PokéPark Pikachu
Release Date: 2005/March/18 - September/25
Expansion / Set: PokéPark Forest Sheet
Released Through: PokéPark Summer 2005 Tour
Card #: 004/009
Card ID #: 3SY-RV9-DSR
Approx. Value: $300.00 - $500.00
Notes:
PokéPark was a traveling Japanese theme park based on the Pokémon franchise. Admission to the park is free, but there is a fee for each attraction visited. During the Summer 2005 tour, PokéPark Forest Sheet & PokéPark Blue Sheet were available for purchase to the first 1,000 people. This card features the PokéPark Pokémon the Park 2005 logo and was never released in English.
When Nintendo took over the publishing duties of Wizards of the Coast, they started adding a nine digit code called an ID number, starting with EX Ruby & Sapphire. The ID number is in the bottom left corner and is represented as XXX-XXX-XXX, and is different from card to card. Nintendo’s official statement doesn't say what this code is for, except that that it is for internal use only and they're not meant to be used within the TCG, nor is meant for collecting.
2005/March/18: PokePark Forest Sheet
Name: PokéPark Pikachu
Release Date: 2005/March/18 - September/25
Expansion / Set: PokéPark Forest Sheet
Released Through: PokéPark Summer 2005 Tour
Card #: 004/009
Card ID #: 3SY-RV9-DSR
Approx. Value: $300.00 - $500.00
Notes:
PokéPark was a traveling Japanese theme park based on the Pokémon franchise. Admission to the park is free, but there is a fee for each attraction visited. During the Summer 2005 tour, PokéPark Forest Sheet & PokéPark Blue Sheet were available for purchase to the first 1,000 people. This card features the PokéPark Pokémon the Park 2005 logo and was never released in English.
When Nintendo took over the publishing duties of Wizards of the Coast, they started adding a nine digit code called an ID number, starting with EX Ruby & Sapphire. The ID number is in the bottom left corner and is represented as XXX-XXX-XXX, and is different from card to card. Nintendo’s official statement doesn't say what this code is for, except that that it is for internal use only and they're not meant to be used within the TCG, nor is meant for collecting.