I am not what you’d call a man of faith. So I reckon today is about as close as I get to a High Holy Day.
On this day 20 years ago, Japanese game designer Satoshi Tajiri, inspired by the connectivity afforded by the Nintendo Game Boy and his childhood love of bug collecting, shared a unique vision with the world. That vision was, of course, Pokémon, a franchise that has gone on to inspire countless spin-offs, animated series, and magical childhood memories.
Whether you’re a new fan or have been with the series since the very beginning–my own earliest Pokémon experiences involved a copy of Pokémon Blue I had initially purchased for a girlfriend and a particularly virulent and wholly unexpected case of the flu–today is the day to reflect on all the fun and frivolity afforded to you and the little trainers in your life by this enduring property.
And if you’re looking for a unique way to celebrate Pokémon Day, opportunities are as close as your local specialty retailer or nearest smart device:
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