Kadabra Lawsuit Halts Pokemon Cards

Kadabra Lawsuit Halts Pokemon Cards

Pokemon's Kadabra stopped appearing in the trading card game after magician Uri Geller sued Nintendo in 2000. Geller claimed Nintendo had based the spoon-wielding Pokemon on his spoon-bending act and argued that Kadabra's Japanese name, Yungeller, sounded like his own. In 2020, Geller apologized and gave Nintendo permission to print Kadabra cards again.

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