【Mika Muroi Archives】

FREE TRADING CARD EVENT:On Feb. 22,Mika Muroi Archives Five Below is running a free Pokémon trading card event. Score a free Pikachu promo card with select purchases. Check your nearest location here.

---

Opens in a new window Credit: Five Blow Five Below: Free Pokémon Trading Card Event + Free Pikachu Promo Card

Calling all Pokémon fans — there's a special event happening at your nearest Five Below store this weekend.

On Feb. 22, Five Below is hosting a free Pokémon trading card event from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. where attendees can swap cards with other fans. As part of this free event, you can also score a free Pikachu promo card with select purchases.

Mashable Trend Report Decode what’s viral, what’s next, and what it all means. Sign up for Mashable’s weekly Trend Report newsletter. By clicking Sign Me Up, you confirm you are 16+ and agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Thanks for signing up!

SEE ALSO: Pokemon Go players are actually training a giant AI model

It's important to note that not all Five Below will be participating, so we recommend checking your nearest location here and calling ahead to avoid disappointment. Once you've confirmed the details that matter, you can make plans to attend and get your hands on that free promo card.

Happy swapping!

Topics Pokemon

• Entertainment
• Games
• Deals
• Science
• Social Good
• Digital Culture
• Tech
• Shopping

• What a great week to be a woman in media!!
• 'Dishonored 2' is Emily’s game, Corvo just plays there
• Corgi desperately trying to get up the stairs is all of us
• The Walking Dead teases Season 7 premiere with chilling Facebook game
• Eat the Press
• The critical player matchups for the 'League of Legends' Worlds Quarterfinals
• Indonesia's 'youth ambassador' role requires proof that you're straight
• Build your own Yellow Submarine with the new Beatles Lego set
• Your Faceprint Tomorrow
• GE's new dishwasher will order detergent from Amazon for you

• Holiday stress is the worst. COVID
• Tesla demands access to VIN
• Jenna Fischer donates her DePauw University event profits to support student protesters
• Twitter thinks it's solved the case of who threatened Stormy Daniels
• Imagine what the rest of the "Hawkeye" Captain America musical looks like
• Freeform and 'Nightline' team up for Parkland shooting documentary
• Reddit dude's Photoshopped birthday party is the ultimate 'tag yourself'
• Chrissy Teigen misses her Neopets very much
• I will always play Crystal Maiden in 'Dota 2' and I'm not sorry
• Please take a moment to look at these dogs having fun with hoses and sprinklers

• White Knight Syndrome
• How Charlie Brown became a Thanksgiving Day Parade balloon again
• Mike Huckabee likens Trump to Captain Quint and Hillary to Jaws, forgets Jaws won
• All the ways Rudy Giuliani was wrong about Hillary Clinton and 9/11
• Bolsonaro Rising
• 'Harry Potter' liquorice wands will cast a spell on your taste buds
• Winners and losers from the Samsung Note7 debacle
• It looks like Facebook motivated a lot of people to register to vote
• If They Are Not Coming For You Today
• The curious case of the Carolina Panthers' missing cheeky tweet

• NYT Connections Sports Edition hints and answers for May 24: Tips to solve Connections #243
• 'Harry Potter' liquorice wands will cast a spell on your taste buds
• Winners and losers from the Samsung Note7 debacle
• 'Expect rape threats': Lessons from Australia's first female leader
• I Still Know What You Did Last Summer
• Google's Android 7.1 is coming to Nexus phones in December
• How Charlie Brown became a Thanksgiving Day Parade balloon again
• Tennis pro Nick Kyrgios apologises after deliberate Shanghai fail
• Wack Political Economy
• These Drake/Sufjan Stevens mashups are a sensitive person's dream