Покемон картын цуглуулгын арга хэмжээний үеэр нохойг үнэт цаасаар солихыг завдсан хэрэг гарч, олон нийтийн эгдүүцлийг хүргэв.
Покемон картын худалдааны цуглааны үеэр нэгэн эрэгтэй Франц бульдог гөлгийг 4000 ам.доллар эсвэл ховор картуудаар солихыг санал болгосон дүрс бичлэг цахим орчинд тархжээ. Энэхүү үйлдэл нь амьд амьтныг картын цуглуулгын эд зүйл мэтээр харьцаж буй бүдүүлэг явдал хэмээн шүүмжлэлд өртөж, уг арга хэмжээнд амьд амьтан оруулахыг хориглохыг цуглуулагчид шаардаж байна.
Шинжээчдийн үзэж буйгаар тухайн этгээд нь нохойг үржүүлж ашиг олох зорилгоор ийнхүү олон нийтийн газар авчирсан байх магадлалтай юм. Гөлөгний гадаад төрх болон үүлдрийн стандартын хувьд энэ нь мэргэжлийн бус үржүүлгийн үр дүн болох нь харагдаж байгаа бөгөөд амьтны эрхийг ноцтой зөрчсөн үйлдэл гэж үзэж байна.
Цуглуулагчдын дунд явуулсан судалгаагаар энэ нь ганц тохиолдол биш бөгөөд өмнө нь 10,000 ам.долларын үнэлгээтэй гөлгийг картын арилжаанд ашиглахыг завдсан тохиолдол гарч байжээ. Энэхүү хандлага нь амьтныг хайрлан хамгаалах бус, зөвхөн ашиг олох хэрэгсэл болгон ашиглаж байгаа нь олон нийтийн дургүйцлийг гүнзгийрүүлж байна.
Одоогийн байдлаар цуглаан зохион байгуулагчид болон сонирхогчдын зүгээс үзмэр, худалдааны талбайд албан ёсны үйлчилгээний нохдоос бусад амьтныг нэвтрүүлэхийг хориглох арга хэмжээ авахыг шаардаж байна. Покемон картыг үнэт хөрөнгө оруулалт гэж үзэх нь байж болох ч амьд амьтныг арилжааны хэрэгсэл болгохыг цуглуулагчид эрс эсэргүүцэж байна.
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Just when you think the Pokémon Trading Card Game ecosystem could not possibly get any stranger, the internet steps up to prove everyone wrong. We have already lived through Logan Paul wearing a six-million-dollar Illustrator Pikachu around his neck and people using shiny cardboard to secure mortgages, but the hobby just crossed a brand-new boundary.
At a recent trading card convention, a man was caught on camera openly offering to trade his live French Bulldog puppy for Pokémon cards. The interaction went viral after content creator PICKLEQW33N posted the footage, leaving the internet completely horrified and prompting collectors to demand an immediate ban on live animals at TCG conventions.
“I’ll Trade ‘Em for a Card”
The video kicks off casually enough, with PICKLEQW33N offering the man a Snubbull card to celebrate his cute Frenchies. But instead of a polite laugh, the guy immediately flipped into full-on marketplace vendor mode, informing her that the puppy was for sale for $4,000, or available for a direct card trade.
Trading a living, breathing, tail-wagging creature as if it were a slightly played Near-Mint raw card left spectators completely stunned.
Commenters on Instagram immediately tore into the interaction, pointing out how wild it is to hand over a domestic pet to a complete stranger based purely on how many shiny holographic boxes they carry in their backpack.
Watching the exchange myself, I think it’s clear that this is a backyard-bred French Bulldog. First, it’s merle, which is not a standard Frenchie coat pattern. The entire puppy doesn’t look to be in standard. My guess is that the person is a backyard breeder and thought this would be a good way to advertise his unhealthy puppies.
Some comments agreed: “Animals should NOT be bred for traits &/or profit! Disgusting to trade for cards and breed animals for profit.”
The creator also commented on the horrific concept of a dog breeder shilling its dogs at conventions. She wondered how the man would even know if she’d be a good owner. It really seemed like he didn’t care at all.
Apparently, This Is Becoming a Pattern
If you thought this was just one isolated weirdo at a local card show, the story gets even weirder. Other collectors chimed in to report similar experiences, including another recent event where a breeder brought French Bulldog puppies to a convention floor with a $10,000 asking price, openly soliciting card trades.
It turns out some people are treating live pedigree dogs like literal walking trade bait. Instead of filling out adoption questionnaires or vetting prospective owners, these guys are treating dog breeding like cracking open a fresh booster box, hoping to swap a puppy for high-end slabs.
Snubbulls, Stoutlands, and Real-Life Animal Welfare
The irony of offering a real-world dog for a Snubbull card is almost too heavy to write, but the backlash from the TCG community was instant. Fans are calling on convention organizers to update their rules immediately, banning vendors and attendees from bringing live animals onto venue floors unless they are official service animals.
While financial experts like to joke that Pokémon cards are outperforming the S&P 500, treating living pets like trade-in credit at a local card shop is where the community firmly draws the line.
If you want a pocket monster, stick to opening booster packs and leave the actual animals out of the trade binder.
