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Depending on the location, the Pikachu variant encountered will be different. In this article, we will list all the Pokemon GO Fest 2025 Pikachu costumes and how players can get them.

Japan just outlawed “glittery” baby names like Pikachu, Prince, and Devil — part of a crackdown on quirky names deemed bad for kids’ futures.

Kira-kira names – such as Pikachu and Naiki (Nike) – have been criticised for causing confusion in schools, hospitals and public services, or in some cases, embarrassment for the child.

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TOKYO: Japan has imposed rules to curb how parents choose to pronounce their children's names, targeting a trend known as kira-kira – the Japanese onomatopoeia for "shiny" or "sparkly" – names.

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Sayonara, Pikachu! Japan Is Banning ‘Glittery’ Baby Names. These "kirakira" names may never be used in Japan again. May 28, 2025, 10:30 AM EDT. By Rosie Colosi.