Wizards of the Coast first acquired the rights to produce the English version of the Pokémon TCG back in August 1998. This came right as Pokémania was absolutely exploding in North America. It turned out to be an incredibly timely and profitable deal for WotC. The Pokémon TCG connections started through the company's ties with Nintendo.. Wizards of the Coast is a family of studios specializing in building role playing, trading card, and digital games for all genres of players. streamline-icon-single-neutral-circle@140x140 Group
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In this Video, We'll go over all the set symbols from Wizards of the Coast and how they represent the set they belong to. its important to be able to identif.. Wizards of the Coast's Pokemon Leagues would be succeeded by the "Energize your Game" series in January 2002 (Year 3). This would be then followed up by Year 4's " BattleZone " series, which would be cut short by Wizards losing the Pokemon TCG license in June 2003.
