NoPoke
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technolo...d-with-12000-item-memorabilia-collection.html
Previously held by Belle (Pika BelleChu ?)
Previously held by Belle (Pika BelleChu ?)
New Guinness world record for Pokemon collection
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Deoxys Cool Form
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I saw this in Pokemon World funny enough.
It's every kids dream. . . Although you'd have to know how to swim before you venture into that room!
It's every kids dream. . . Although you'd have to know how to swim before you venture into that room!
Deoxys Cool Form
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The magazine had the following freebies:
Pikachu Origami
Pokemon World Badges
Also some other stuff.
It also had the following decks:
Cressilia Darkrai
Shuppet Donk
Does that help?
Pikachu Origami
Pokemon World Badges
Also some other stuff.
It also had the following decks:
Cressilia Darkrai
Shuppet Donk
Does that help?
baby mario
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It's on their website as well.
Plus there's an interview.
Plus there's an interview.
Magic_Umbreon
Researching Tower Scientist, Retired
Beat me to it 
I don't know what I think about it; I love pokemon, I love to see people taking their interest as far as they want. It just seems a little... unhealthy? Since watching an episode of "How Clean Is Your House?" where a woman had lived in a filthy home with piles and piles of junk for decades (literally) where it was clearly a psychological disorder I feel uncomfortable seeing children in particular with such a large collection of anything. I don't think it is the same, or anywhere similar, but I think the girl deserves the respect and dignity of knowing she is in control of the collection and it is not in control of her whether she has that already or could benefit from talking about it to a psychologist. I'm only cold because I can't see the advantage in ammassing such a collection.
I don't know what I think about it; I love pokemon, I love to see people taking their interest as far as they want. It just seems a little... unhealthy? Since watching an episode of "How Clean Is Your House?" where a woman had lived in a filthy home with piles and piles of junk for decades (literally) where it was clearly a psychological disorder I feel uncomfortable seeing children in particular with such a large collection of anything. I don't think it is the same, or anywhere similar, but I think the girl deserves the respect and dignity of knowing she is in control of the collection and it is not in control of her whether she has that already or could benefit from talking about it to a psychologist. I'm only cold because I can't see the advantage in ammassing such a collection.
