They did it to TCA Gaming (formerly The Charizard Authority) a few years ago, so I wouldn’t put it past them.
EDIT: Saw you just edited that into your post. But yes. He was a major brand so it may have been different for him.
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Ha I just added my edit the same time you replied
Wait my user on eBay is my username. 
TCA Gaming is the only person I know of who this happened to, and he was/is a MAJOR brand, so you’ll probably be safe. But nothing is guaranteed with Pokemon, who is notoriously very strict with its IP.
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Crap baskets now I’m worried lol
EDIT: I changed it on eBay which was the only other place besides E4 and Pokémon go where I use this username
Bummer lol
Changed it in Pokémon go too
I wish i could Instamorph into a Pokemon Master Set of Lost Origin
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I guess you could spell it backwards like m… Ooohhhh. Well, maeteevee… naw it’s still vulnerable.
“teamveon” sounds pretty good.
Originally, I needed a quick gamertag for a tourney, and the X on Steelix was cool, so there ya go! But eventually, I really liked it, and I knew I wouldn’t have to worry about copyrights.
edit: Ironically, ‘Xileets’ has been used by some other accounts on some games. If you’re ever gaming online and you see “Xileets”, just like that, it ISN’T me… Name-nabbing guttersnipes… 
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I like the veon!
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my Name here and on instagram Nanp90 is just short for Hernan-Pokemon-1990 lol I’m glad I went with the short version.
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Yet another reason to justifiably hate on Meta. 
My mind is blown. @xileets you rascal you’ve had me fooled for years
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Brooo whatttttt 
…this guy @xileets
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I, too, have become enlightened now
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This is now floating around. Seems they went after the use of the word Pokémon first and are now going after the Pokémon names and phrases. If I suddenly have a disappearance, you know what happened 
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They must’ve read where I said you have to do it all if you’re doing one. Eek.
Lucky Mew is not censored! Becos it’s an English word by itself! 
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How is it possible to trademark an English word in the dictionary?
MEW
4 of 5 noun (3)
1: an enclosure for trained hawks
—usually used in plural
2: a place for hiding or retirement
3: mews plural in form but singular or plural in construction chiefly British
a(1) : stables usually with living quarters built around a court
a(2) : living quarters adapted from such stables
b : back street : alley
Does this only gonna affect Instagram or also other sites like Twitter???
My nickname literally has the word “Omanyte” which is the name of a Pokémon. So, I’m kinda worried about the situation.
Should I modify it a bit???