- Pharrell Williams’ auction house JOOPITER is currently hosting an auction titled “Pokemon ! Manga ! Anime !” featuring collectibles from popular Japanese pop culture franchises like Pokemon, Dragon Ball, One Piece, Akira, and Sailor Moon.
- The sale includes rare Pokemon cards, sealed games, original animation cels, storyboards, scripts, and artwork, with highlighted lots such as a PSA 10 Gem Mint “Dark Dragonite” no-holo error card and an original drawing by illustrator John Alvin.
Pharrell Williams‘ auction house JOOPITER is betting on Japanese pop culture with a new <a href="https://comicvibe.com/diablo-iv-age-of-hatred-collection-nintendo-switch-2-review/” title=”Diablo IV: Age of Hatred Collection (Nintendo Switch 2) Review”>collection.
The auction house that he co-founded has opened bidding on “Pokémon ! Manga ! Anime !”, its first sale built entirely around Pokémon, anime, and manga collectibles. The auction will stay live through Oct. 29.
The house frames the sale as an attempt to gather the physical objects behind some of the most recognizable worlds in Japanese popular culture, covering both the culture of collecting and the creative process that produced those worlds.
In practice, that means rare Pokémon cards and sealed games sitting next to original animation cels, storyboards, scripts, and artwork tied toDragon Ball, One Piece, Akira,and Sailor Moon.
Among the highlighted lots are a PSA 10 Gem Mint “Dark Dragonite” no-holo error card and an original drawing by illustrator John Alvin.
The sale is a fit for a platform that has leaned on themed, culture-driven consignments. JOOPITER ran “The Collection of Odell Beckham Jr.,” which closed June 30, and the Sébastien Jondeau sale, drawn from his years working alongside Karl Lagerfeld. Its current slate also carries “Rolex Daytonas” and “Hank & Koda: Two Maiasaura,” both running to Oct. 6.
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