In 2001, when the Cartoon Network Big Pick was happening, the 10 shows running did various stunts in order to get viewers to vote for them. In the case of the Kids Next Door, Mr. Warburton has designed a fake Pokémon TCG trainer card (https://warburtonlabs.blogspot.com/2010/10/gotta-rock-them-all.html) which told the two players to tune in to the Big Pick and vote for the KND pilot No P in the Ool, otherwise the kids themselves wouldn't return the stolen Pokémon cards from said players. This stunt, as well as an election poster designed like a ransom note for a cat, seem to have worked if I'm posting art of the show at this very moment.

Now it begs the question: Have they ever returned these cards? Or the cat?

Anyway, based off that stunt, I had this idea for an art to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Stop the G:KND animatic, but using modern Pokémon Trainer card borders, this time properly classifying the card as a Supporter (as they didn't exist in 2001). I first thought of doing a regular card before switching to a full illustration rare format.

The template in question was made by BananaBread04 on reddit, though it lacked those like orange bars on the sides of the card border (I may have to add these in a later update). I was also unable to put on those white highlights on the main card text properly on MS Paint, since it would require outlining one letter at a time. I'll see if a friend of mine can help me on this one.

Character belongs to Cartoon Network.