RE: Drohn's Pokémon Centre - Pickup Service from Japan's Pokémon Centre in Fukuoka - Plushes, Cards, and much more!
It requires a bit of finagling, but you can see some upcoming products directly on the pokemon.co.jp site. The little house link in the top row brings up the Pokémon Center section and there are links there for current and upcoming product promotions. If you don't know Japanese, X月Y日 are always dates (usually release dates in this sort of an instance) and X円 is prices in yen. You can also use Google Translate to get this gist of things. I studied Japanese for a few semesters, but it was many years ago and my kana/kanji reading skills are very rusty. This is the page where you can see the products under this particular design scheme. It doesn't look like there are regular 3DS covers, just the XL (which I guess is called the LL in Japan; you learn something new every day!), but there's also some other products including a 3DS carrying case and a game cartridge case.
I don't actually know if this is how Riraito found out about the cases, but this is how I was able to find out more information about the design and available products at least.
NeruCake said:... 8I
Do you know if they're releasing these cases for the regular 3DS? The one with the starters and legendaries is so awesome but I don't have an XL. :c
Where did you read about these? I tried to search it but I'm apparently not good at that! Haha!
It requires a bit of finagling, but you can see some upcoming products directly on the pokemon.co.jp site. The little house link in the top row brings up the Pokémon Center section and there are links there for current and upcoming product promotions. If you don't know Japanese, X月Y日 are always dates (usually release dates in this sort of an instance) and X円 is prices in yen. You can also use Google Translate to get this gist of things. I studied Japanese for a few semesters, but it was many years ago and my kana/kanji reading skills are very rusty. This is the page where you can see the products under this particular design scheme. It doesn't look like there are regular 3DS covers, just the XL (which I guess is called the LL in Japan; you learn something new every day!), but there's also some other products including a 3DS carrying case and a game cartridge case.
I don't actually know if this is how Riraito found out about the cases, but this is how I was able to find out more information about the design and available products at least.