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Like ‘Detective Pikachu’, these Pokémon phone cases are out for your childhood
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Detective Pikachu is out soon, and that inevitably means merchandise.
Case maker Casetify has collaborated with Pokémon for a collection of phone accessories and other cool stuff.
These include phone cases with your favourite Pokémon characters like Pikachu (of course), Bulbasaur, Mew, Charmander, and Jigglypuff. Some cases appear to have a customization option, which means you can throw your name on the back.
You can also get a case with all sorts of Pokémon on the back, if you can’t decide.
There’s also AirPods cases, cardholders, laptop skins, and more.
There will be three different releases, the first of which is set to drop on May. 10. You’ll have to sign-up for a waitlist if you wanna catch ’em all.
It’s unclear what each item costs just yet, but the range will be priced somewhere between $20 – $65. How much is nostalgia worth, really?
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