An upcoming Pokemon card is set to hit a major milestone for the Trading Card Game that hasn’t been reached since 2002. The collectible item is a promo from the film Coco which releases in Winter 2020. The Pokemon TCG made its debut in North America in 1999, and quickly became a worldwide phenomena. Decades later, the hobby has never been more popular, with stars like Logan Paul and former rapper Logic dropping hundreds of thousands of dollars on rare items.

Kiryu Coco, one of the most popular VTubers on the internet, has “graduated” from agency ‘Hololive’, officially marking the end of her avatar’s career and leaving her fans inconsolable. While the world is still warming up to YouTubers and social media stars breaking into mainstream media, yet another online sensation has sparked in their wake — ‘VTubers’. VTubers are, generally speaking, animated avatars controlled by motion-capture technology, which are run by real people who use them to stream or create content rather than showing their own faces.

Dr. Phil offered a helping hand to TikToker Austin Wallace who famously went viral after he quit his $100k job and got rejected by Logan Paul when asking for a job in the media industry. In September, TikToker Austin Wallace went viral after being rejected by YouTube star Logan Paul when asking for a job at the Jake Paul vs Tyron Woodley fight. Wallace quit his $100k per year welding job to chase his dream of being internet famous.

Genshin Impact players have voiced their concerns over the Study in Potions event, sparking debate over the game’s difficulty.  Ever since Genshin Impact’s release, fans have weighed in on the game’s event difficulty. However, the recent 2.4 update A Study in Potions event has seemingly reignited this debate. While many travelers are currently busy working their way through Enkanomiya and busy farming materials for Shenhe and Yun Jin, the latest event has proven divisive amongst the community.

A Pokemon cosplayer, and arguably Magikarp’s biggest fan, has gone viral after getting an impressive tattoo dedicated to an IRL recreation of the splashing orange fish. Pokemon cosplayers are consistently putting on impressive outfits with insane attention to detail, paying ode to a franchise that has changed the lives of so many. But, cosplays are typically only worn a handful of times, lacking a certain permanence for the owner. Unless, of course, you opt to get a tattoo of it.

Pokemon Go is soon set to get its fourth Community Day of 2021. Players planning on participating in the April event may be wondering if the Snivy in the Sunshine paid ticket is worth it. First introduced in 2018, Go’s Community Days have been one of the game’s most popular events. Each month, players come together to catch a highlighted Pokemon with boosted spawn rates. For April 2021’s celebration, Trainers will take on Gen V starter, Snivy.

German YouTuber and livestreamer Marcel ‘MontanaBlack’ Eris has posted a tweet showing how much more profitable it is to post gaming content instead of IRL content. Montana has had a very successful 2019, becoming Twitch’s most-subscribed account in September and overtaking the likes of Michael ‘shroud’ Grzesiek. He’s also picked up over 2 million subscribers on YouTube and is becoming one of Germany’s biggest online stars. Eris makes a wide variety of different content, but can typically be boiled down into two separate categories: gaming videos and vlogs or IRL content.

YouTube star Bryan ‘RiceGum’ Le and ex-girlfriend Abby Rao became the center of internet drama amid their highly-publicized split in late 2019 — but it looks like these two influencers may have potentially rekindled their romance. For those out of the loop, RiceGum — a massive internet personality with over 10.6 million subscribers on his main YouTube channel, alone — and massively popular Instagram model Abby Rao stirred up the internet tea in late 2019, when the two hinted at parting ways via social media.

Streamer Caitlin ‘Zayka Princess’ Harley has been steadily growing on Twitch and Instagram in part due to the fact she looks nearly identical to infamous model Belle Delphine.  [ad name=”article1″] According to her channel’s description, she is a 20-year-old from Ireland who plays a variety of games. Notably, her hair is made up the very same way the “Gamer Girl Bathwater” creator Belle Delphine did hers – bright and pink.

A Twitch streamer embarking on an uncapped subathon woke up to an insane amount of time added to his broadcast after a series of unexpected gifted subscriptions. Subathons have become one of the most popular activities for streamers big and small. The premise is simple: The more subs you get, the more time gets added to your broadcast marathon. As such, big donations and large amounts of gifted subs are critical to having a successful subathon.