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People speculate that it has to do with the fact that types were originally sorted into Physical (rock, fighting, steel, bug, ect) and Special (ice, psychic, grass, fire, ect) typings in the video games. For whatever reason, all of the Special typings eventually ended up with Eeveelutions...

RE: Rare Pokemon Card Base 2 Charizard that's not mint usually goes for under 20 dollars.

The fact that the card specifies that all cards attached to them are also discarded means that it's almost certainly not considered a knock-out, because a knock out inherently includes discarding attached cards. Instead it's more akin to discarding a fossil from play.

Yes to 1-5, no to 6 and 7. You basically just get two independent attack phases in a row. Anything that's checked the first time (status effects, energy costs, ect) needs to be checked the second time. Choosing your attack also happens in both. And it says right in the trait box that you "may"...

Mechanics are just forgotten occasionally. It'll come back sooner or later.

Truthfully, I've always preferred gym leader sets over evil team sets.

If you're playing with people who know what they're doing, here's how the game will often play out if your opponent goes first: Opponent plays Trapper Combo to destroy your hand Opponent plays Chaos Stadium Opponent attaches an energy to their Rocket's Zapdos and attacks Your turn comes and you...

With all of the chase cards they've been churning out lately, trying to complete sets with nothing but booster packs is nearly impossible.

Expedition Vileplume was a poison-type. It was before poison was converted to psychic, but it has the weakness.

From my experience, the only real way to get them is to find someone who knows someplace where they're sold and have them buy some for you. They're really hard to find if you're looking for them.

These things would be awesome if not for EX Pokemon trampling all over them.

The leaker who posted the picture of Mauville a few days ago found a wild Poochyena with Thunder Fang, so maybe Ice Punch can randomly be found on Friend Safari Combuskens or something.

For those of you who didn't watch, here's the context: Four of the regular hosts of the show were having a ORAS tournament. The 16 Pokemon shown were the pool that they could choose from. The winner was the team who ended up with Mega Swampert, Deoxys, and... something else. Pokemon Get TV is...

I've seen them with the reverse foil Pichu before, too.

Something tells me that this mechanic will be similar to the Held Items mechanic of the DP era and be limited to a very small handful of cards.

I wonder if there's any significance to the Omega and Alpha in front of the trait names.

I get the feeling Groudon is one of those cards that won't see much play initially, but will become ridiculous later down the line, either because of a partner being released or being immune to a ridiculously broken trainer card entering the format. (and rotation getting rid of its main counter)

RE: TCG ONE - Full Featured Online Pokemon TCG Simulator [BCR-on live] From my understanding, the reason that the big chunk is missing is primarily because those sets are full of weird, complicated effects. He skipped to the BW sets because they were quick to program in comparison.

I like how Palkia and Reshiram are giving each other death glares in the official artwork.

Remember the Prime Challenge Boxes? The distributor probably had a stack of those leftover that they dismantled. I remember the Espeon Prime one, in particular, shelfwarming at my local ToysRus.