This card is absolutely gorgeous!
And of course, Jirachi showed up in the end.
'In the overall lore, Jirachi won't wake up for just anyone.
Legend has it that Jirachi will only reveal itself and awaken from its 1,000-year slumber in response to the voice and wishes of an honest, sincere child @Pokemon
In the lore, Jirachi doesn’t just wake up for anyone, instead he will reveal himself and awaken from his 1,000-year slumber only when he reacts to the voices of pure hearted children.
"Jirachi acorda por apenas sete dias a cada mil anos, coincidindo com a passagem do Cometa Milênio.Para que ele desperte, ele precisa escolher um parceiro que seja uma criança pura de coração."
É totalmente bizarro o fato disso ter acontecido!
Quebrou meu coração 💔
The artist behind a Pokémon 30th Anniversary Jirachi SIR card has responded after beloved influencer Avery the Poké Kid pulled the card in his last pack opening before his death from pancreatic cancer. https://t.co/iM2eUWkw3o
Avery The Poke Kid's final Pokémon pack opening really was like a fairytale ending. ❤️🩹
He called for "last pack magic" when opening the final one, and he ended up pulling a Jirachi SIR.
The reason that Jirachi SIR was so important is that Jirachi is known as the Wish Pokémon. In one of its Pokédex entries, it is said it spends most of its life hibernating and will wake once every thousand years to grant any true wish. It doesn't wake up for just anyone, but will wake up from its slumber if sung to by a voice of pure heart—like a child.
May he rest in peace. 🕊️
Avery The Poke Kid’s family shared his final Pokémon pack opening following the 12-year-old creator's death
He pulled a Jirachi SIR with "last pack magic" before signing off with "See you next time, trainers"