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It’s a dog, it’s a plant, It’s by the creators of Pokémon

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By Harold Goldberg Verified
| The Star (Malaysia) Verified
While Kota Furushima took a break from working on the Pokémon game series, his company’s bread and butter since 1996, he began thinking about a “very postapocalyptic, very harsh” futuristic Japan in which an 18-year-old warrior, who lost her memory, would embark upon a violent road trip with a friend to cleanse the world from blight. Would that friend, Furushima pondered in 2019, be human or animal? After making that decision, he had another important question: cat or dog?
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It’s a Dog, It’s a Plant, It’s by the Creators of Pokémon

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By Harold Goldberg Verified
| The New York Times Verified
While Kota Furushima took a break from working on the Pokémon game series, his company’s bread and butter since 1996, he began thinking about a “very postapocalyptic, very harsh” futuristic Japan in which an 18-year-old warrior, who lost her memory, would embark upon a violent road trip with a friend to cleanse the world from blight. Would that friend, Furushima pondered in 2019, be human or animal? After making that decision, he had another important question: cat or dog?
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It’s a Dog, It’s a Plant, It’s by the Creators of Pokémon

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By Harold Goldberg Verified
| Flipboard
9 hours ago ODESSA, Texas (KMID/KPEJ) — While only active for a little over a year, the West Texas Trading Card Game Convention is making moves in the Permian Basin. The group started with only 15-20 vendors at its first showing, but now regularly sees close to 150 vendors pack hotel conference halls, dealing …
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