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Target Will Be Unusually Strict For Pokémon's 30th Anniversary TCG Set Release

The popular retailer will enforce new rules for how customers buy Pokémon products, including measures for lines, security, and purchasing limits

Target Will Be Unusually Strict For Pokémon's 30th Anniversary TCG Set Release
Image: Polygon

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The popular retailer will enforce new rules for how customers buy Pokémon products, including measures for lines, security, and purchasing limits

What we know so far

Automatic note by LuaCat Games, built from what we know about the coverage (who reported it, how many sites, the story’s history) — not a translation or copy of the source.

The report is Polygon's, on its own for now. They usually verify before posting. 30 years after its debut, Pokémon still starts arguments like it's brand new. In the 30 days before this one, 21 other Pokémon stories ran here.

Bottom line: The core of it should hold; if another outlet tells it differently, that shows up below.

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09/15/2026 15:39
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09/15/2026 15:44
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Timeline: Pokémon

What’s come out about Pokémon so far, newest first.

  1. Pokémon HOME FireRed & LeafGreen Compatibility Update Arrives Next WeekNintendo Life · Release
  2. Coinbase Joins Pokémon TCG Hype With Its Own Digital Pack-Opening ServiceIGN
  3. Pokémon VGC Pro Begs Players to Wash Themselves After Opponent’s 'Putrid' Stench Makes Them VomitIGN
  4. Pokémon TCG's Next Big Set Available Weeks Before It Officially ReleasesPolygon
  5. New 'Pokémon Winds and Waves' Leaks Fill Major Gap Left by Game Freak's SilencePolygon

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