Pokémon TCG 'Spooky Flame' Playmat and Deck Case to Release on the 24th... 20,000 Won and 5,000 Won
Guidelines for Korean League Season 1 Mini Store Waiting Queue and Player-Exclusive Access Also Announced on the Same Day
The official Korean Pokémon Trading Card Game website, operated by Pokémon Korea, posted an announcement titled "Pokémon Trading Card Game Accessories 'Spooky Flame' Release!" on its news board on October 23. According to the product pages linked in the announcement, two types of accessories featuring the "Spooky Flame" design—a playmat and a deck case—will both be released on October 24. On the same day, the official site also published the "2027 Korean League Season 1 Mini Store Guide."
Two "Spooky Flame" Products: Playmat and Deck Case
The details listed on the official product pages and detailed product images are summarized as follows.
| Item | Playmat "Spooky Flame" | Deck Case "Spooky Flame" | |---|---|---| | Release Date | 2026-10-24 | 2026-10-24 | | Price | 20,000 won | 5,000 won | | Contents | 1 playmat (1-player) | 1 deck case, 2 dividers | | Dimensions | 60 x 35 cm | 9.4 x 7.4 x 5.5 cm | | Material | Front: polyester fabric / Back: rubber | PP |
Both products share the same design theme, featuring blue flame patterns and the "Spooky Flame" logo on a dark purple background. The playmat indicates designated zones for PRIZE, BATTLE FIELD, DECK, and TRASH. The detailed image of the deck case also shows the artwork for two divider cards.
Precautionary instructions noted that the products should not be placed near fire or water, that applying adhesive materials to the surface may cause peeling, and that they should not be handed to children below the target age.
Retail locations are not listed anywhere on the product pages or in the announcement. Readers looking to verify points of sale must check the official website's product information page and subsequent notices from Pokémon Korea.
2027 Korean League Season 1 Mini Store Guide
The "2027 Korean League Season 1 Mini Store Guide" posted on the same day consists of three images. It outlines queue rules, waiting locations, and player-exclusive procedures for the mini store at the tournament venue.
| Category | Location | Time Stated in the Notice | |---|---|---| | Pre-opening waiting | Outside COEX Magok toward Magok Square (마곡광장) | ① 10/23 (Fri) 8:00 PM–10/24 (Sat) 7:00 AM ② 10/24 (Sat) 8:00 PM–10/24 (Sat) 7:00 AM | | Post-opening waiting | COEX Magok 1st floor exhibition hall lobby | DAY-1 10/24 (Sat) 07:00–End of event, DAY-2 10/25 (Sun) 07:00–End of event |
The time for pre-opening waiting ② is transcribed exactly as written on the notice image. Because the end time is listed earlier than the start time, the exact hours must be confirmed via on-site guidance.
According to the waiting queue instructions, lines formed arbitrarily before 8:00 PM on Friday, October 23, will not be recognized as official queues. Only queues formed at designated locations will be recognized as official. Holding spots for companions or joining companions already waiting in line is restricted; individuals leaving the queue cannot return to their original position and must rejoin at the very end of the line.
The player-exclusive store operates via a reservation made through the 'Player-Exclusive Nowwaiting (나우웨이팅)' machines after completing player registration at the reception desk. Entry begins sequentially through the player-exclusive line starting at 11:00 AM. The notice stated that there is no time limit for entry after being called, and if a player's call time overlaps with a match, they may visit after the match ends. Additional (duplicate) registrations in the reservation system are not permitted.
Both announcements are domestic notices posted on the Korean official website. As the mini store notice does not list the items for sale, it remains unconfirmed whether the "Spooky Flame" products will be sold at the tournament venue's mini store.
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