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Artist Behind Pokémon 30th Anniversary Jirachi SIR Card Gives Tearful Response to Late Influencer's Heart-Wrenching Final Pack Opening

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The Pokémon community is mourning the recent passing of young influencer Avery the Poké Kid, whose final pack opening – including a pull of the highly sought-after Jirachi SIR card – went viral. The artist of that card, Akira Egawa, publicly expressed deep emotion and shared how the moment reinforced her desire to create art that brings joy to others. This event highlights the strong emotional connection many fans have with Pokémon and the trading card game, and underscores the impact one individual can have on the community.

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