What is the age group for this? null

The age group for all pokemon products are 6 and up.

Any age that plays the card game Pokemon

I am a nanny, and with my experience I would say 6+ is appropriate. There's no small choking hazards for children, but until around 6 years of age you can't really appreciate the cards unless it's a special case/scenario. You could still give them to a younger child, but would they love them? Maybe, and maybe not. -However if we are talking about wondering if teens and/or adults would appreciate this, I can say that I've been a collector since the cards released in the USA in 1999, and pokemon cards are definitely for fans of all ages.

Some of the cards opened can be pretty valuable so I’d say at least old enough to realize the worth of the cards, I’m an adult and still purchase these things for fun!

6+ as labeled on the box and booster packs. The pokeball does need assembly, it’s easy, just put both half’s together and the grooves and snap in place.

All Pokémon products are listed ages 6 and up.. In my opinion it really all depends on the maturity level of the child.. I personally wouldn’t get them for my son until he was 8 years old.. Hope this helps :)

This is recommended for a minimum of 6 years of age.

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The age group for all pokemon products are 6 and up.
Answered by Reeeeeeeeee 5 years ago
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7 and up
Answered by DadCollector 5 years ago
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Any age that plays the card game Pokemon
Answered by Jorgon 5 years ago
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Any age from 6 on up I'd say.
Answered by shawsby 5 years ago
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Box said 6±
Answered by Jeff 6 years ago
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I am a nanny, and with my experience I would say 6+ is appropriate. There's no small choking hazards for children, but until around 6 years of age you can't really appreciate the cards unless it's a special case/scenario. You could still give them to a younger child, but would they love them? Maybe, and maybe not. -However if we are talking about wondering if teens and/or adults would appreciate this, I can say that I've been a collector since the cards released in the USA in 1999, and pokemon cards are definitely for fans of all ages.
Answered by Lady 6 years ago
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Some of the cards opened can be pretty valuable so I’d say at least old enough to realize the worth of the cards, I’m an adult and still purchase these things for fun!
Answered by Cox427 6 years ago
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6+ as labeled on the box and booster packs. The pokeball does need assembly, it’s easy, just put both half’s together and the grooves and snap in place.
Answered by Joey 6 years ago
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All Pokémon products are listed ages 6 and up.. In my opinion it really all depends on the maturity level of the child.. I personally wouldn’t get them for my son until he was 8 years old.. Hope this helps :)
Answered by AverageDude 6 years ago
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This is recommended for a minimum of 6 years of age.
Answered by CommunityAnswer 6 years ago
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