Hi I’m Lux! I’m a Canadian based artist hoping to start up commissions. Below is a couple examples of my art work. If someone had a vgen code they’d be willing to give me I would greatly appreciate it! #vGenCode
I am ridiculously excited to announce that I am officially an affiliate for my favorite sleeve brand of all time, @ElementSleeves!
Link: https://t.co/dzPtKVmVzw
Code: ELEMENTTRISTAN
These are my, unbiased, favorite sleeves of all time and I’m excited I get this opportunity!
"Storm Emeralda" Set Starring Mega Rayquaza ex Officially Revealed, Introduces Paired Stadium Cards!
Check out this article on PokeBeach for all the details:
➡️ https://t.co/cM4kaSTUy6
Year 2 Masters in the books. Season Phase 1 record- 43-0-5. Luckily my Phase 2 record improved these last two events. Happy to have finished 3rd at Indy & NAIC. After 6 events, I ended up 9th in NA and 15th Global…feels pretty awesome.
Annabelle and @CerysJonesTCG are the best role models @playpokemon could have ever hoped for. I’ve noticed a big increase in young girls playing this game at regionals. Keep blazing a trail Belle. @LynnOono
This is actually so disheartening and makes me think did we loose the spirt of the game? These kids need to be celebrated for their accomplishments every finalist this weekend needs to be celebrated for their accomplishments and achievements as we move to the world stage. This is not a sporting event where you have a home team these are individuals playing a game that has brought us all together. As we move into the offseason we need to do better as a community because this is unacceptable.
Seeing Annabelle make it to the finals two years in a row is something I never dreamed would become reality. I was hopeful, of course; just like every Pokémon trainer and every parent.
Losing in the finals is something we can accept, especially against an exceptional player like Luke. Our kids have experienced their share of losses, and that’s part of competition. What I never expected and what truly broke my heart was hearing people boo her simply for playing the game.
Annabelle didn’t hear/see the negative part of the crowd during her match today, and for that I’m grateful. But hearing it myself has left me questioning whether competitive Pokémon is a healthy environment for her.
What hurts most is that many of the people rooting against her today are people we’ve celebrated alongside. We’ve sung happy birthday to their children, given gifts, congratulated them after great performances, and cheered them on through Regional top cuts and World Championship runs. I completely understand supporting your favorite player. What I struggle to understand is making another child feel unwelcome and ashamed simply for competing.
My daughter has one of the kindest hearts I know. No one could honestly say she has ever intentionally hurt anyone. She approaches this game with sportsmanship, always doing her best while treating others with kindness.
She started playing Pokémon because Jeff showed her how incredible both the game and the community could be. Annabelle is full of joy, compassion, and a carefree spirit, and I’ve always wanted to protect those qualities for as long as possible.
Today was an extraordinary accomplishment and I could not be prouder. She stood on one of the biggest stages in Pokémon, competed with grace, and represented herself exactly as she always has with heart, respect, and courage.
Mommy is so proud. I love you, Annabelle.