🃏 Pokémon Goita: Traditional Japanese Strategy Board Game

Product Overview Experience "Goita," a legendary Japanese board game originating from the Edo period, now featuring your favorite Pokémon! This masterpiece of traditional entertainment combines simple rules with profound strategic depth. It is highly recognized among board game enthusiasts and is a staple at "Game Market," Japan's largest analog game event.

【Product Specifications】

Materials: * Pieces: ABS, Playmat & Rulebook: Paper
Target Players: 4 Players (2-vs-2 Team Battle)

【Set Contents】

Total of 34 Pieces (with Shogi-inspired roles):

Mewtwo (King equivalent): 1 pc
Mew (Jewel equivalent): 1 pc
Charizard (Rook equivalent): 2 pcs
Dragonite (Bishop equivalent): 2 pcs
Raichu (Gold General equivalent): 4 pcs
Pikachu (Silver General equivalent): 4 pcs
Ponyta (Knight equivalent): 4 pcs
Rattata (Lance equivalent): 4 pcs
Pidgey (Pawn equivalent): 10 pcs
Spare Pieces: 2 pcs
Playmat: 1 pc
Rulebook: 1 pc (Japanese, English)

【Game Description & Rules】

A Simple yet Deep 2-vs-2 Partnership Battle! Pokémon Goita is a tactical matching game where two pairs face off.

Team Formation: Players sitting opposite each other form a pair.
Defense & Attack: Each player takes turns playing pieces. To take a turn, you must "Defend" by matching the piece played by the previous player, then "Attack" by playing any piece from your hand.
Winning the Round: The first player to play all 8 pieces from their hand wins the round for their team and earns points based on the final piece played.
Victory Condition: The first team to reach a total of 150 points wins the game!

【Historical Background: What is Goita?】

"Goita" is a traditional Japanese game born in the late Edo period (mid-19th century) in the Noto region of Ishikawa Prefecture. Known for its addictive gameplay and the satisfying "clack" of the pieces, this Pokémon edition brings a timeless classic to a new generation of fans.

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