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Pukey-mon

Publisher
Pacific
Country
USUSA
First release
Languages
IP holder
Pacific (parody, unlicensed)
Years active
2000
Approx. cards
170

Pukey-mon was a gross-out parody card set produced by Pacific Trading Company in the United States in 2000, positioned as a satirical answer to the Pokemon craze then sweeping the market. The set was subtitled Gotta Gross 'Em Out and recast familiar Pokemon archetypes with scatological and vomit-themed names: Pukeachoo, Upchuckmander, Barfbasaur, and similar coinages. The base set comprised 170 cards divided into commons (blue borders), uncommons (yellow), and rares (green), with rarity symbols represented by one, two, or three toilet icons. Chase inserts included Scratch 'n Sniff cards, Holographic Foils, and Gold Foil variants. Packs shipped six cards each with 36 packs per box. Pacific was explicit that the product was a collector card set rather than a playable game, making the PCG designation appropriate. The set belongs to the tradition of Garbage Pail Kids-style irreverent parody card products that have periodically followed popular TCG crazes.

Source: www.nslists.com/pukey.htm

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