Matthis Simon

[Matthis Simon @MarkedHelix]

@kanameceline Sag dir, die haben das game gut gemacht.

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@PamamoVGC Falls du eine brühe dazu brauchst, kommen erdbeeren ganz gefährlich!

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@PamamoVGC Prices should be up already and i understand your pain, last time it was horrible xD

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@kanameceline Ich bin mir sicher, dass sie noch was machen werden damit alte spiele nicht verloren gehen, die man auf disc hat

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@kanameceline Hamburg ist ein Super Place, bin da sehr häufig unterwegs

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@Shmonstah My boys rocking!

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@erdbeermilcher Wtf, ich glaube ebay hat das aber auch. Wiederlich

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@SanvyVGC Somebody said, just use swagger to counter

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@kanameceline Tanze auch gerne ohne das ich es kann

[Lynn @LynnOono]

Reading so many messages from so many people has reminded us that the community we believed we joined is still very much here.

I want to emphasize that the last post wasn’t intended to make people angry or start arguments. It was simply meant to encourage reflection. Maybe we can reconsider booing players, cheering when someone prizes key cards, dead draw, or celebrating a penalty that affects the outcome of a game.

Behind every player is a story we may never see.

There may be a mother in that same crowd, sitting with her heart in her throat, praying their child can simply enjoy the experience and have a good match. A mother who watched their child practice for hours the night before, staying up late and losing almost every practice game. A mother who noticed the barely touched bubble tea their child had been looking forward to all day because nerves had taken over. A mother who watched their child go to bed feeling defeated the night before the event. (First time seeing her this way)

Instead, let’s cheer for great games. Let’s celebrate the players who worked hard to earn their place there. I understand that booing and cheering are common in many competitive environments, but perhaps Pokémon can be different.

I chose not to share the details of what I witnessed with Annabelle because Pokémon events are one of her happy places and I want to keep them that way. She proudly wears Pokémon clothing and carries her Pokémon backpack to middle school every day, supported by her friends and peers.

Pokémon has been something truly special for our family. My hope is that when we eventually close this chapter of our lives, it remains a place where some of our very best memories were made.

Let’s take a moment to celebrate our 2026 NAIC Junior Champion, Luke G! Great plays and smart disruptions.

Now it’s time for our family to head home, celebrate with some bubble tea and a little Nee Doh hunting.

Shoutout to @CerysJonesTCG and @Bas_Lashmet. They tested with her tirelessly the night before. Not because they were compensated for coaching, but because they believed in her. 💜

[Matthis Simon @MarkedHelix]

@kanameceline @lee_saTwT Mein Senf zu der Sache :D

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@kanameceline 🤡

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@wholelottafun06 Warum hat jeder Teil in Deutschland sonne und 30+ grad am Wochenende nur bei uns werdens 20 grad dauer regen 😭

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@TheAbsol Have Fun there and good Luck on the Funfest Mission (EU did it at EUIC, sadly i was the only one who didnt get the medal)

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@kanameceline Viel Erfolg Soldat! Möge gott dir beistehen! (Habe selber in einer gelebt, war nicht auszuhalten im Sommer)

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@kanameceline @Freya5842 Do it!

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@Lightoz18 Nicht nur du, jetzt hat man noch Zeit bis zum Release alles zu replayen

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@Shmonstah Thanks, gotta be grateful when i have it, cause the Turtles my Favourite!