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Company: Pokemon Center
Set: Pokepark
Year: ???
Size: Large
Made in: Japan
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Name: PokéPark Pikachu
Release Date: 2005/March/18
Expansion / Set: PCG-P Promotional Cards
Released Through: PokéPark Grand Opening
Card #: 043/PCG-P
Card ID #: RNM-R62-8FB
Approx. Value: $60.00 - $80.00
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. At the end of every attraction a free TCG promo card was given out. This card was one of 13 cards that you could receive at the end of each attraction and was given out if you went on the Pikachu's Forest ride. This card features the PokéPark Pokémon the Park 2005 logo and was never released in English. It is also the first Pikachu TCG card to depict more than 1 pikachu in the artwork.
PCG-P Promotional cards replaced the "ADV-P" Promotional cards in January 2004. These cards were numbered ###/PCG-P (PCG-P for Pokémon Card Game Promotional). Similar to the English promo cards, these cards featured a black star "PROMO" symbol
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.
List of PCG-P Promo Pikachu cards:
PokéPark Grand Opening PokéPark Pikachu 043/PCG-P
Meiji (Series 3) Pikachu 068/PCG-P
McDonald's (Series 6) Pikachu 084/PCG-P
Meiji (Series 4) Pikachu δ 112/PCG-P
2005 Autumn Battle Road Pikachu δ 113/PCG-P
2005 Autumn Battle Road Pikachu δ 113/PCG-P (Gold Stamp)
Pokemon Wonderland Vol. 6 Pikachu δ 118/PCG-P
Company: Pokemon Center
Set: Giant Pokedoll
Year: 2004
Size: 21"
Made in: Japan
Extras-
This giant limited version of the Wailord Pokedoll was only available for purchase in the Pokepark.
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About the bead sprite:
1,916 Beads
I'm extremely pleased with this one! The browns shade perfectly, and the pose is excellent! As with Mankey, I used Primeape quite a bit, just a super useful Pokemon. He's kind of a combination of Venonat and the Tazmanian Devil, now that I think about it.
What my Fiancée calls this Pokemon:
Pig Face Monkey
Facts & Trivia:
It is capable of learning Iron Tail despite not having a visible tail. This may likely be due to the fact that its pre-evolution has one. Also, Primeape itself in PokéPark, who teaches the player Iron Tail, says that he does not have a tail. Primeape can learn Scratch and Fury Swipes despite lacking any claws, however, it cannot learn Cut. Considering its pig-like nose, its coloring, and tendency to fly into a rage if eye contact is made, Primeape has much in common with baboons. Primeape's name may be a combination of prime and ape. It is also likely that its name is a play on the word primate. Its Japanese name can be taken to mean 怒り猿, angry monkey.
Name: Pikachu δ
Release Date: 2005/October
Expansion / Set: PCG-P Promotional Cards
Released Through: 2005 Autumn Battle Road
Card #: 113/PCG-P
Card ID #: 41D-Q29-YY2
Approx. Value: $200.00 - $300.00
Notes:
This card was given to players that reached the quarter finals in the 2005 Battle Road Autumn Tournament that was held in Kansai, Japan.
PCG-P Promotional cards replaced the "ADV-P" Promotional cards in January 2004. These cards were numbered ###/PCG-P (PCG-P for Pokémon Card Game Promotional). Similar to the English promo cards, these cards featured a black star "PROMO" symbol
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.
3 varations of this card were released, all as PCG-P Promos. This version is stamped with バトルロードオータム☆2005 (Battle Road Autumn☆2005).
List of similiar cards:
2005 Autumn Battle Road Pikachu δ
2005/October: Autumn Battle Road (Gold Stamp)
List of PCG-P Promo Pikachu cards:
PokéPark Grand Opening PokéPark Pikachu 043/PCG-P
Meiji (Series 3) Pikachu 068/PCG-P
McDonald's (Series 6) Pikachu 084/PCG-P
Meiji (Series 4) Pikachu δ 112/PCG-P
2005 Autumn Battle Road Pikachu δ 113/PCG-P
2005 Autumn Battle Road Pikachu δ 113/PCG-P (Gold Stamp)
Pokemon Wonderland Vol. 6 Pikachu δ 118/PCG-P
Name: Pikachu δ
Release Date: 2005/October
Expansion / Set: PCG-P Promotional Cards
Released Through: 2005 Autumn Battle Road
Card #: 113/PCG-P
Card ID #: 41D-Q29-YY2
Approx. Value: $120.00 - $140.00
Notes:
This card was given to players that participated in the 2005 Battle Road Autumn Tournament that was held in Kansai, Japan.
PCG-P Promotional cards replaced the "ADV-P" Promotional cards in January 2004. These cards were numbered ###/PCG-P (PCG-P for Pokémon Card Game Promotional). Similar to the English promo cards, these cards featured a black star "PROMO" symbol
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.
3 varations of this card were released, all as PCG-P Promos. This version has alternate artwork.
List of similiar cards:
2005 Autumn Battle Road Pikachu δ
2005 Autumn Battle Road Pikachu δ (Gold Stamp)
List of PCG-P Promo Pikachu cards:
PokéPark Grand Opening PokéPark Pikachu 043/PCG-P
Meiji (Series 3) Pikachu 068/PCG-P
McDonald's (Series 6) Pikachu 084/PCG-P
Meiji (Series 4) Pikachu δ 112/PCG-P
2005 Autumn Battle Road Pikachu δ 113/PCG-P
2005 Autumn Battle Road Pikachu δ 113/PCG-P (Gold Stamp)
Pokemon Wonderland Vol. 6 Pikachu δ 118/PCG-P
Name: Pikachu
Release Date: 2006/Febraury
Expansion / Set: PCG-P Promotional Cards
Released Through: McDonald's
Card #: 123/PCG-P
Approx. Value: $15.00 - $25.00
Notes:
This card was released in the 7th series of McDonald's promo cards. The series included 10 cards. They were released exclusively at Japanese McDonald's in 2006/February. Each Happy Meal lunch set purchased included 1 random card. These cards feature the McDonald's logo.
PCG-P Promotional cards replaced the "ADV-P" Promotional cards in January 2004. These cards were numbered ###/PCG-P (PCG-P for Pokémon Card Game Promotional). Similar to the English promo cards, these cards featured a black star "PROMO" symbol
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.
List of PCG-P Promo Pikachu cards:
PokéPark Grand Opening PokéPark Pikachu 043/PCG-P
Meiji (Series 3) Pikachu 068/PCG-P
McDonald's (Series 6) Pikachu 084/PCG-P
Meiji (Series 4) Pikachu δ 112/PCG-P
2005 Autumn Battle Road Pikachu δ 113/PCG-P
2005 Autumn Battle Road Pikachu δ 113/PCG-P (Gold Stamp)
Pokemon Wonderland Vol. 6 Pikachu δ 118/PCG-P
McDonald's (Series 7) Pikachu 123/PCG-P
Name: Pikachu
Release Date: 2005/July
Expansion / Set: PCG-P Promotional Cards
Released Through: McDonald's
Card #: 084/PCG-P
Card ID #: JTJ-J75-9X1
Approx. Value: $15.00 - $25.00
Notes:
This card was released in the 6th series of McDonald's promo cards. The series included 10 cards. They were released exclusively at Japanese McDonald's in 2005/July. Each Happy Meal lunch set purchased included 1 random card. These cards feature the McDonald's logo.
PCG-P Promotional cards replaced the "ADV-P" Promotional cards in January 2004. These cards were numbered ###/PCG-P (PCG-P for Pokémon Card Game Promotional). Similar to the English promo cards, these cards featured a black star "PROMO" symbol.
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.
List of PCG-P Promo Pikachu cards:
PokéPark Grand Opening PokéPark Pikachu 043/PCG-P
Meiji (Series 3) Pikachu 068/PCG-P
McDonald's (Series 6) Pikachu 084/PCG-P
Meiji (Series 4) Pikachu δ 112/PCG-P
2005 Autumn Battle Road Pikachu δ 113/PCG-P
2005 Autumn Battle Road Pikachu δ 113/PCG-P (Gold Stamp)
Pokemon Wonderland Vol. 6 Pikachu δ 118/PCG-P
Name: Pikachu δ
Release Date: 2005/December/12
Expansion / Set: PCG-P Promotional Cards
Released Through: Pokémon Wonderland Magazine vol.6
Card #: 118/PCG-P
Card ID #: CAW-40F-HSX
Approx. Value: $20.00 - $60.00
Notes:
This card was included in the Pokémon Wonderland Magazine vol.6.
PCG-P Promotional cards replaced the "ADV-P" Promotional cards in January 2004. These cards were numbered ###/PCG-P (PCG-P for Pokémon Card Game Promotional). Similar to the English promo cards, these cards featured a black star "PROMO" symbol
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.
List of PCG-P Promo Pikachu cards:
PokéPark Grand Opening PokéPark Pikachu 043/PCG-P
Meiji (Series 3) Pikachu 068/PCG-P
McDonald's (Series 6) Pikachu 084/PCG-P
Meiji (Series 4) Pikachu δ 112/PCG-P
2005 Autumn Battle Road Pikachu δ 113/PCG-P
2005 Autumn Battle Road Pikachu δ 113/PCG-P (Gold Stamp)
Pokemon Wonderland Vol. 6 Pikachu δ 118/PCG-P
Heckscher Inspired Project (3rd Quarter Side Project)
For my composition, I was inspired by the "You Go Girl" exhibit at the Heckscher Museum of Art. More specifically, I took inspiration from the abstract compositions, like "Machu Picchu, Peru" by Georgia O'Keeffe and "Solar Talent" by Ce Roser. But instead of doing an abstract from nature, I decided to do an abstract from music. While listening to one of my favorite orchestrated songs, I painted the colors I saw in the pattern of how I felt. The song had a melancholy feel, but also a strong feeling of hope and happiness in the dark tones. So by using cooler colors, I portrayed the darkness, but the shapes are supposed to show the hope within darkness. This song just gives me such emotion every time I listen to it, and it felt so good to find a way to express this feeling.
The song was the "Wish Park theme (After the Dark Vortex)" from PokePark 2: Wonders Beyond.
22 x 29 1/2 Acrylic on cardboard
38/365.
So. I used to be a bit of a gamer, pre-kids. I had (have in storage somewhere) the original XBox and I used to play when my girlfriend (now wife) was at work and/or school when we were shacked up back in T.O. (Toronto for you non-Canucks) and I was on days off.
I liked the classic shoot-em-ups: Halo, Ghost Recon, Return to Wolfenstein, Splinter Cell etc…
On occasion, my buddies Mikey and Jer and I would get together, pick up a two-four of beer, order up some grease-wheels and shoot the crap out of each other for hours. Good times!
Then we all got married and had kids. And we all moved to different cities. Yeah, kinda cramps your style when you end up with a Wii and "PokePark: Pikachu's Adventure!" is the hit game in the house. :(
Imagine my joy when Mikey txts me the other day and mentions that he and his daughter are playing Mario Kart at that very moment… My oldest kid just happens to be whipping my a$$ at Mario Kart at the same time…
I recall seeing something about online multi-player something-or-other for Mario Kart, so Mikey and I decide we're gonna try and make it happen. 5 minutes later the 4 of us are careening through "DK Summit" at a high rate of knots and hurling red turtle shells at each other! Oh Boy!
Hilarity and cross-country trash-talking ensue and next thing you know, we're researching a way to be able to blow each other up from across 3 time zones (once the kids are in bed of course, we aren't terrible parents!)
Apparently this game is all the rage, and I can tell you, after starting the single player campaign the other night, IT IS GOING TO BE AWESOME.
Bring it, Mikey...
Name: Pikachu δ
Release Date: 2005/Ocrober
Expansion / Set: PCG-P Promotional Cards
Released Through: Meiji
Card #: 112/PCG-P
Card ID #: 0ZF-H7B-5GF
Approx. Value: $40.00 - $60.00
Notes:
This card was released in the 4th series of Meiji Chocolate promo cards. The series included 12 cards. They were released exclusively in Japan. 1 random card could be found inside a box of Japanese Meiji chocolate in 2005/October. These cards feature the Meiji logo. This is the first Delta Species Pikachu and also the first Metal Pikachu.
PCG-P Promotional cards replaced the "ADV-P" Promotional cards in January 2004. These cards were numbered ###/PCG-P (PCG-P for Pokémon Card Game Promotional). Similar to the English promo cards, these cards featured a black star "PROMO" symbol
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.
3 varations of this card were released, all as PCG-P Promos. This version has alternate artwork.
List of similiar cards:
2005/October: Meiji (Series 4)
2005 Autumn Battle Road Pikachu δ
2005 Autumn Battle Road Pikachu δ (Gold Stamp)
List of PCG-P Promo Pikachu cards:
PokéPark Grand Opening PokéPark Pikachu 043/PCG-P
Meiji (Series 3) Pikachu 068/PCG-P
McDonald's (Series 6) Pikachu 084/PCG-P
Meiji (Series 4) Pikachu δ 112/PCG-P
2005 Autumn Battle Road Pikachu δ 113/PCG-P
2005 Autumn Battle Road Pikachu δ 113/PCG-P (Gold Stamp)
Pokemon Wonderland Vol. 6 Pikachu δ 118/PCG-P
Name: Pikachu
Release Date: 2005/June
Expansion / Set: PCG-P Promotional Cards
Released Through: Meiji
Card #: 068/PCG-P
Card ID #: LNB-J75-PB1
Approx. Value: $40.00 - $80.00
Notes:
This card was released in the 3rd series of Meiji Chocolate promo cards. The series included 13 cards. They were released exclusively in Japan. 1 random card could be found inside a box of Japanese Meiji chocolate in 2005/June. These cards feature the Meiji logo.
This card is a based on the orginal Japanese Base Set Pikachu
PCG-P Promotional cards replaced the "ADV-P" Promotional cards in January 2004. These cards were numbered ###/PCG-P (PCG-P for Pokémon Card Game Promotional). Similar to the English promo cards, these cards featured a black star "PROMO" symbol
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.
List of PCG-P Promo Pikachu cards:
PokéPark Grand Opening PokéPark Pikachu 043/PCG-P
Meiji (Series 3) Pikachu 068/PCG-P
McDonald's (Series 6) Pikachu 084/PCG-P
Meiji (Series 4) Pikachu δ 112/PCG-P
2005 Autumn Battle Road Pikachu δ 113/PCG-P
2005 Autumn Battle Road Pikachu δ 113/PCG-P (Gold Stamp)
Pokemon Wonderland Vol. 6 Pikachu δ 118/PCG-P
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.
Name: Pikachu
AKA: A.N.A. Pikachu and Wailmer
Release Date: 2006/July - 2006/August
Expansion / Set: PCG-P Promotional Cards
Released Through: All Nippon Airways (ANA)
Card #: 153/PCG-P
Card ID #: GJY-QR9-GJ5
Approx. Value: $40.00 - $60.00
Notes:
Passengers flying in conjunction with the A.N.A. Pokémon campaign could redeem their boarding passes for the 2 card set including Pikachu and Sea’s Manaphy.
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.
List of PCG-P Promo Pikachu cards:
PokéPark Grand Opening PokéPark Pikachu 043/PCG-P
Meiji (Series 3) Pikachu 068/PCG-P
McDonald's (Series 6) Pikachu 084/PCG-P
Meiji (Series 4) Pikachu δ 112/PCG-P
2005 Autumn Battle Road Pikachu δ 113/PCG-P
2005 Autumn Battle Road Pikachu δ 113/PCG-P (Gold Stamp)
Pokemon Wonderland Vol. 6 Pikachu δ 118/PCG-P
McDonald's (Series 7) Pikachu 123/PCG-P
All Nippon Airways (ANA) Pikachu 153/PCG-P
Company: Pokepark
Set: Cap Plush
Year: ????
Size: Medium
Made in: Japan
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Company: PokePark?
Set: ????
Year: ????
Size: Large
Made in: Japan
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Company: Pokepark
Set: Cap Plush
Year: ????
Size: Medium
Made in: Japan
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Company: ????
Set: AG Hat Plush (PokePark?)
Year: ????
Size: Medium
Made in: Japan
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Thought I would try something a little different, you will see this character again her name is "Brigid". Seeking a pokemon was harder than I thought it would be.
Head:Lelutka Evox Prim
Body: Ebody- Reborn
Skin:{ Pity Party } BellFlower
Add-On: MAZE.Mods – Soft Thighs
Makeup:
GOREGLAM ‘Milk’ Inner Eyeshadow
(Enfer Sombre*) Lelutka EvoX Blush – Serena
.espresso. heart freckles addon lelutka
[Mond] Lelutka Hairbase
Loa – Clover Brows
Hair: [^.^Ayashi^.^] Sakiko Hair
Outfit: Lithium – Jessie Skirt
Lithium- Jessie Top
Caboodle – Lara Gloves
Tatiko – Torn Stockings black
REIGN.- Gia Boots
Accessories: .:A30:.Poke Ball
Props: ::.PokePark.:: Vulpix Animesh Companion
I was off work this day and hit up some sales in town. I came across a sale and asked if they had games. The kid there said he had some he didn't want and was selling them for $5 each. He went in and got them and brought them out. I picked from the pile:
Pokepark: Pikachu's Adventure
Super Mario Galaxy
I reached in my wallet to get a $10 as I didn't want to haggle the kid much and realized I only had $7. I told him that I only had $7 and would just pick one not to short him but he said take both for $7. So I did.
Tem um parque novo na cidade e a Himawari tomou coragem convidou a Sakurako pra ir com ela, segundo a mesma ela tinha um misterioso convite sobrando. A Sakurako falou que pensar no caso e isso deixou a Himawari pra morrer. Mas no final as duas resolveram ir juntas, na verdade a Sakurako chegou beeem cedo.
- Será que foi cedo demais?