🌙Nighttime searches for Pokémon cards provide a different vibe and experience.
🛒Different stores have varying stock levels and availability of Pokémon cards.
🎁We spot different Pokémon-themed merchandise alongside the cards.
🤷♂️Sometimes, certain stores have rearranged or removed their card sections.
📦We purchase packs and tins to open at a later time.
Do you always search for Pokémon cards at night?
—No, we decided to search at night for a different experience and to test a theory about the stores' card sections.
Did you find any rare cards?
—We didn't open any packs during this video, but we hope to find some rare cards in the packs and tins we purchased.
Why do stores have limited stock of Pokémon cards?
—The Pokémon card craze has led to high demand and limited supply, making it difficult for stores to keep up with stock.
What is your favorite Pokémon-themed merchandise?
—We enjoy collecting various Pokémon-themed items, but it's hard to choose a favorite. The squishy toy characters and tins catch our eye.
Will you be opening the packs and tins in a future video?
—Yes, we plan to open the packs and tins in an upcoming video, so stay tuned to see what we find!
00:00Join us on a nighttime Pokémon card hunt at various stores.
00:39We start at Target, where the card section is limited. We find a Circus Foxy toy in the Pokémon section, but no cards.
03:59Next, we visit another Target and find more stock, including Legos and booster packs.
06:52At Walmart, we're disappointed to find a small card section. However, we enjoy looking for hidden cards and share a fun story about meeting The Undertaker.
09:06At Meyer, we find a large card section but decide not to purchase any cards this time.
10:19Our final stop is another Meyer, where we spot more stock and purchase some packs and tins to open later.
