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The new fire pokemon feel more like fan creations than actual pokemon. They look more like an RPG boss fight rather than something you can collect. Can't wait for fanart of them though, I bet it's going to be sick!

I feel like you have a certain opinion on a certain member of the website but I can't put my finger on it.

New Vmax are probably not coming because the TCG has a habit of making gimmicks and not doing anything with them after 2 years. But if they do comeback I just have one question: Why?

How rare are these character rares; how many packs would I have to open to pull one?

We get more cards now, this is usually good, unless all the cards are just filler crap. I hope this could be the start of Pokémon adding more value to other products as well.

There are countless good examples of amazing good card art, even for non V pokemon, it's clear these artists are hired for a reason. But that's not my question, my question is: What do you guys think is the most bland, boring, ugly, eye sore of a card there is? Personal favorite bad art card.

Conspiracy theory: 5ban graphics make the Pokémon V/GX look really bad on purpose so we will open more packs for the alternate art.

Rest in peace the camera man, 2021-2021 You probably won't be missed. Anyways, these new Pokémon are looking extremely cool.

I know if these are released they probably won't be allowed to be played in a tournament setting or online but I really hope they are allowed online because I think it would be funny as heck to lose to someone running a Katy Perry V deck.

I personally find it quite funny, Red is in a absolutely badass pose in this epic scene while there is a fat balloon looking pikachu in the background.

I would keep boss's orders but limit the amount of them you can have in the deck to 1. I am not against guaranteed gusting but I just think that having such a powerful card be available at almost any time just feels wrong. Although even if boss's orders was set to one the game may just be...

But having a card this consistent and this strong being able to be played 4 (In a format where you only really need to kill 3 Pokemon to win) times per game makes the game feel a lot less fun and more of "I really hope he doesn't have boss's orders," each turn you have a card with less than 100...

This is a interesting duo. Nothing super good but I think it could be quite a fun pair of cards to use once or twice. Although the art for the Latios looks pretty awkward.

That sylveon/umbreon promotional is very cool. I wonder what people would do to get their hands on one of them.

Would I be able to buy the card sleeves without purchasing the elite trainer box?

I don't care what your "numbers" and "math" say, there is no way that we are closer to 2026 then we are to 2016.

Maybe you could attach the energy cards to your more bulky Pokemon so even if Meloetta dies you just replace the Meloetta and its energy while still keeping its damage. But yes like Miltank its seems super inconsistent and probably will never reach full damage in a real game.

Meloetta kinda gives me the same vibes as Miltank [Lost thunder] where you try and collect 4 cards of Exodia Fusion energy so you could do massive damage for cheap.

Blunder policy would turn the TCG into a tycoon with how many tails I flip. I think the blunder policy would make flippy cards more viable (and much less infuriating) without being as boring as something such as Trick Coin.

They really are going overbaord with the gold color. A miss for me personally but I do really like the dice.