Long lines for Pokemon's 30th anniversary have sparked paid waiting services, with rare sets selling for nearly 250 euros.
Pokemon anniversary draws long lines
The 30th anniversary of Pokemon has created long lines at toy stores, with fans eager to get their hands on limited-edition releases. These lines have formed even before stores officially open, as collectors try to secure rare items that are expected to sell out quickly.Waiting service emerges for Pokemon fans
A new service has appeared, offering to wait in line for customers for a fee. The service costs 32 euros and involves someone waiting on behalf of another person, arriving early and purchasing the products before leaving. This has become a popular option for those who cannot stand in line themselves.Rare cards remain hard to obtain
Despite the availability of products designed to make it easier to obtain rare Pokemon cards, it remains difficult to acquire a complete set without waiting for extended periods. Many fans find that even with these tools, securing the most sought-after cards requires significant effort and patience.High-profile releases on November 6
The most intense day of the Pokemon 30th anniversary release campaign is November 6. On this day, stores will sell several high-profile sets, including the Metamorph set, the Ultra-Premium collection priced at nearly 250 euros per set, and a new set called Reign Delta.New set includes multiple formats
The Reign Delta set, which will be released on November 6, includes various formats such as ETB, bundle, and duopack. This variety aims to cater to different collector preferences and increase the appeal of the new release.