Avery “The Poke Kid,” the 12-year-old content creator known for his love of Pokémon cards, has passed away following a years-long battle with pancreatic cancer. His parents confirmed the news on September 19. The Avery The Poke Kid community had rallied around him in his final months, helping him achieve his dream of reaching 100,000 subscribers on YouTube.
Avery had recently shared his goal of hitting the milestone, and the Pokémon community came together to make it happen. He was able to receive his Silver Play Button before his passing. By September 19, his channel had grown to around 146,000 subscribers. His videos featured him opening Pokémon card packs, sharing his collection, and connecting with fellow fans who cheered him on through every update.
His parents thanked everyone who supported and cheered for Avery throughout his journey and asked for privacy as their family grieves. Tributes poured in from across the Pokémon community, with fans and creators honoring his positivity and the joy he brought to the hobby. Avery’s channel remains live, a lasting record of a young boy who found happiness in cards, community, and the simple act of sharing what he loved.
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