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As a magic player, this is one of the things I love most about Pokemon. A lot of playable cards in Magic that literally just got reprinted are $50+ because they're not easy to obtain

These are bringing back the gen 3 exs which evolved. Notice the lowercase letters

Kleavor and Wyrdeer are not regional variants

Not sure on Lumineon but I believe Rosanne's done by KirisAki

fair enough I might just not have been paying enough attention to it

I don't see it on the Urshi but good catch on the crobat

I don't mean the red parts I mean the part of the actual art

Is this the first Pokemon card to have animation smears (or whatever the still image equivalent is called)

If you attach with Underworld door and flip tails does the ability simply fail and unable to be used again?

It's only real uses are energy switch and Sirfetch'd V. Not too great sadly

I'm aware. I assume at least some of the cards in the set will have regulation marks. I assume the V cards at the least will be legal. Or else why would they be Vs

worth noting that Pokemon.com does mention the set as standard legal. So likely the cards in the actual set will be legal

I counted 29 due to Urshi having two forms (and I doubt only one would be in the set) maybe they cut Eevee due to Eevee heroes or replace the necrozma or Kyurem forms with their base form.

All 4 cards share a name just like LEGENDS did. You can only run 4 cards named Mewtwo VUnion in a deck

yep and it gets Brooklet hill with the new stadium

We don't need Welder. Flaaffy has dynamotor

the one deck where fairy energy rotating hurts. Still capping out at 240 isn't too bad for a 1 prizer

This wasn't something they "Had to do" it's something the corporation is doing in order to prevent fights over these cards. It's not hard to see why they would want to minimize the risk of people fighting and being threatened over pieces of cardstock that were barely ever in stock anyway

praying that this signifies a shrine psuedo reprint cause they seem to be emphasizing spread

I would assume the trainer's toolkit is level 3. Level 1 is low-power decks for beginners. Level 2 is moderate power deck for intermediate players. The logical conclusion is level 3 being the cards needed to build a top power deck for high level players