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Highly unlikely. Having a Tera paradox pokémon? I can see that. But not a Tera with Ancient/Future tags. It would have TOO MUCH support.

UPDATE 09/05/2024: ADDED Zapdos (Shadow of the Azure Sea, PGO#029) to the list of Internationally-Unreleased cards.

Just yet another case of pokémon fans creating things in their head and then getting mad that reality doesn't match their expectations. There was NO indication that Rayquaza would be the poster child for the set and if y'all really thought that every single card in the set would be dragon-type...

UPDATE 08/29/2024: ADDED FA Teal Mask Ogerpon (Ogerpon ex Premium Collection, TWM#025) and Bloodmoon Ursaluna (Bloodmoon Ursaluna ex Box, TWM#141) to the list of Internationally-Exclusive cards.

UPDATE 08/27/2024: ADDED Pikachu in a Batik Shirt (Pikachu's Indonesia Journey) and Pikachu in a Batik Shirt (Pikachu's Indonesia Journey) to the list of Internationally-Unreleased cards.

"Each of your evolved Pokémon can use any attack from its previous Evolutions." Evolved pokémon =/= evolution pokémon Archeops is an evolution pokémon but in this scenario it was never evolved, it was put in play by Lugia VSTAR's ability, so no, it can't use attacks from its pre-evolution. You...

Mask of Change only had 3 supporters though.

the remaining SAR is likely Archaludon

based on the first attack, I wonder if we'll get a dragon White Kyurem ex

Ogerpon, Meowscarada, Scizor, Tera Garchomp, Gardevoir, Miraidon, Chien-Pao and Tera Charizard

There's a slight chance they could put one of the reprint exs (Ogerpon, Meowscarada, Gardevoir, etc), like they did with the 151 exs, in the set but I 100% don't think they are adding Terapagos. I still believe they have upped the number of exs in the subset (or maybe they gave us another wrong...

I believe it's 3 Stellar + 4 regular exs from Paradise Dragona, 4 Stellar + 4 regular exs from Supercharged Breaker, Flamigo ex, Sylveon and Ceruledge ex. If Paradise Dragona only has 6 then they are giving us Killowatrell maybe?

Retreating or evolving the pokémon nullifies that effect, not ban-worthy.

UPDATE 08/24/2024: REMOVED Pansear (Gym Promo series 4, PAR#020), Yamask (Gym Promo series 4, PAR#075), Garganacl (Gym Promo series 4), Nymble (Battle Academy 2024), Lokix (Battle Academy 2024), Charcadet (Battle Academy 2024), Lapras (Battle Academy 2024), Marill (Battle Academy 2024)...

Still, even in Expanded there are other "Evolutionary Advantage" cards that still remain legal (like Bronzor). They only ban it if a new print for its evolutions become a problem (like what happened recently with Duskull/Dusklops). No Eeveelution card is problematic enough in that sense to...

But it was only banned from the Expanded format, not Standard. It was still legal to be used in the format that it was made to be used. Your original post clearly states that Eevee would be banned from Standard and that's what I'm arguing against.

In Expanded, not Standard, which is what we're talking about.

This card was developed to function this way. Why would they literally print the card with the ability to ban it? If it was too OP (which is not because there are limitations ) it would not have the ability to begin with. Pokémon rarely bans anything from the Standard format. Show me cases when...

There is literally no reason for it to be banned.

Main sets usually have 8 exs and subsets 6 exs, plus Sylveon and Ceruledge that gives us 16 exs. Since we expect 18 to be in it, they might have upped the number of exs in the subset (unlikely to be by more than one) and there should be gym promos included (since there are no other unnacounted...