Don’t have a My Number Card from the Japanese government? You might not be getting into some events for One Piece or other Bandai trading card games.
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Fans will need to be residents of Japan in order to buy these items from the Pokémon Center Online.
Trading cards have become so popular in Japan that the government is now getting involved, but what does this mean for fans?
The Pokémon Company is going to use the Japanese government’s My Number system. Will it be super effective in stopping scalpers?
Following suspiciously swift sell-out of Yoshinoya’s Dragon Quest Slime bowls, new policy means that everyone who wants one can buy one at the regular price.
New system would prevent non-residents from buying certain items from Pokémon Center Online.
Hopefully new policies will keep Chiikawa figures out of scalpers’ hands so they can find their ways to fans instead.
As new shipment of Pokémon Trading Card Game expansion packs comes in, Bic Camera makes a new rule.
One Piece Card Game Happy Meals hadn’t even been formally announced yet, were supposed to debut in less than 10 days.
With new Pokémon toys on the way, McDonald’s is trying to get ahead of the problems being caused by speculative scalpers.
Refusal of sales and mobile app account bans to be implemented, following latest case of speculators spoiling fun for fans and upsetting regular customers.
It’d only work for single locations, but our Poké-fan reporter thinks this might be an easy and effective strategy.




































































