The aggressive design comes from the art used for the shirt. The art features Pikachu with Ash's cap from the Kanto saga (thus, Original Cap Pikachu) as well as a Poké Ball set against a brick wall pattern. Above this image is the international Pokémon logo, and below are tidbits about Pikachu, including the name in both Roman and Japanese script, and species-specific details. What makes this striking is that except for Pikachu, its cap, and the Poké Ball, everything else is in pure black and white - or rather, yellow, as the whitespace is colored yellow. The colors and design are thus particularly aggressive.
Apart from that, this shirt is pretty much standard. There's not really much that I don't like about the shirt, and in fact, I like it more and more as I keep looking at it. I can foresee wearing this shirt for any occasion that involves Pokémon, including playing Go; it should be noted that the Go emblem is not present on the shirt, which makes it attractive universally. The shirt even comes with care instructions, so now I know how I can preserve this shirt for as long as possible as I wear it.
Overall, I'm not too disappointed that I dropped some money to purchase this shirt. I am in fact very happy that this was the case, because now I have another option for Pokémon wardrobe when I want to make it fit the occasion. The design is distinctively wild, but it's also quite attractive, regardless of how it was promoted. It makes for a great memento of the previous event and a particularly expressive way of stating that I'm a fan of Pokémon - an intense one, at that.
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