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The Pokémon Company Wishes Us Happy Holidays With Shiny Pikachu Ornament
The holiday season can be a magical time for Game Informer's inbox, with piles of well wishes from others in the game industry. We're happy to soak in all the good vibes, but sometimes we like to highlight the holiday greetings that really stand out. In this case, The Pokémon Company sent us a card with some adorable Pikachu art and a wonderful little ornament.
Shiny Pokémon can be quite rare in the wild, which makes our capture of this spiffy ornament all the more special. Fair warning, don't look at the image of the ornament below unless you're interested in ruining your Christmas Day by injected the wrong shade of green: Jealously. Now we just need to track down HM01 so we can learn CUT and use it to chop down a gorgeous tree to hang the ornament on.
See the full interior of the beautifully designed card below. Gosh, Pikachu. That hat looks super handsome on you. Same with the argyle patterns.
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