London's pop-up Pokémon Center has introduced a new Pikachu plush for visitors to buy as other products begin to completely disappear from shelves.
The Pokémon Company has revealed that, starting today, the London Guard Pikachu plush will be available in limited quantities. There is a limit of one London Guard Pikachu plush per visitor, and daily quantities will also be limited, presumably ensuring that stock lasts until the store's closure at the end of the week.
While not exclusive to the pop-up store, the London Guard plush appears to have been stocked in a bid to cope with the number of visitors still arriving each day. The London City Pikachu plush sold out completely yesterday due to what the store has called "phenomenal demand", and the Grookey, Scorbunny and Sobble Varsity Hoodies also sold out at the same time.
The store has been struggling to cope with demand ever since it opened last month, with an increasing number of Pokémon fans asking for a permanent solution in the future. We've said it before and we'll say it again: the UK could absolutely benefit from a full-time Nintendo/Pokémon store.
Here's hoping it'll happen sometime soon.
[source twitter.com]
Comments 10
How are they not expecting this demand?
Nintendo misjudged demand?
Nintendo, people are going to buy your stuff.
Now they have inadvertently given people who have already been reasons to visit again creating even more demand, ha!
This is a Pokemon Company initiative
@Chunkboi79 @rjejr The Pokémon Company is not Nintendo.
@AlexOlney FAKE NEWS!!
@AlexOlney it’s always Nintendo’s fault. I got poured a cloudy pint in a pub on Friday night. Nintendo’s fault. Engineering works on my line. Nintendo’s fault.
@AlexOlney Nintendo is a 32% owner in the Pokemon Company, so he's not entirely wrong here.
@AlphaElite He is when he's suggesting that Nintendo's somehow directly responsible for organising the stock for the London store.
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