fake cards

[Hunter Blade]

I'm a counselor at a summer camp for boys, and this year I got my cabin and half the camp into playing basic games with a couple decks I bought. One of my kids was half-Chinese and he had some... interesting cards sent to him from home. He lives both in the USA and China, since his mom does business back in China, so he had some fake Chinese cards. They're really bad fakes, but what's cool is that he gave them to me when he found out they're fake. Anyways, here they are (17 of them):

fake Chinese cards

Aside from nearly all of the art not being from official cards, the cards are only about 90% the size of a real card and most of them have the wrong artist and spelling mistakes in their names:

Spoiler

Artists named: Ken Sugimori, Mitsuhiro Arita, Keiji Kinebuchi, Kagemaru Himeno

Glalie: Keiji Kincbuchi
Torchic: Keiji Kincbuchi
Zubat: Ken Himeno (Ken Sugimori and Kagemaru Himeno's names combined)
Psyduck: Mitsuhiro Arita
Swellow: green colored, Keiji Kinebuchi
Wynaut: Ken Sugimori
Ponyta: ????????????
Venemoth: Ken Sugimori
Walrein: Mitshiro Arita
Dragonite: crystal colored, Ken Suginori
Beautifly: evolves from itself, Ken Suginori (closest any of these cards get to real since the artist actually matches the art)
Skarmory: one of the sides was printed upside down (has a Japanese back so it's obvious), Mitsuhiro Arita
Blastoise: crystal colored, Ken Sugimori
Lileep: Keiji Kinebuchi
Latios: crystal colored, Mitsuhiro Arita
Feebas: Keiji Kincbuchi
Lickitung: Mitsuhiro Arita

I dunno, just thought it was interesting.

 

[GuitarHero]

I would have hated to been the poor kids having to battle his 2800 Hp Onigohri lol.

These fakes are fascinating... I remember getting similar fake cards out of the grocery store vending machines, none had such extravagant Hp however.

Edit whoa! Pokemon names are automatically hyperlinked lol, wonder how long I've not noticed that.