"Signed" cards

Pokémon342548 · September 27

Who "signed" on the following cards? Why did they do that?

clasingla · September 27

I think they are meant to be signed like if they were signed by those trainers

Octowen · September 27

Just to sum things up, these are official “autographed” cards released in Crown Zenith. They’re theoretically “signed” by the pictured trainer.

Pokémon342548 · September 27

I'm sorry if those cards were over-sized.

PokemiiAC · September 27

like on the trainer cards, a feature in Pokémon sword and shield

Specter478 · September 27

Yeah they were made that way.

TheJeffers · September 28

This was such a bizarre trend. It's nice flavour for the card, I guess, but if Pokémon does signed cards, I'd rather they were signed by the artist of the illustration. Or the game designers or VAs for the characters. Some real life person with relevance to the character or franchise over fictional signatures.

Pokémon342548 · September 29

Do you think that the Scarlet and Violet series will have "signed" cards too?

UnovanZorua · September 29

https://community.pokemon.com/en-us/discussion/comment/52735#Comment_52735

No. For SwSh, it was a reference to the League Cards in the game having the signatures of the character on them. SV does not have League cards with signatures on them.

PokemiiAC · October 5

https://community.pokemon.com/en-us/discussion/comment/52735#Comment_52735

of course not

PokemiiAC · October 5

@UnovanZorua it would have been cool though

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