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They really just reprinted Trashalanche on a Tirtouga of all things. I fully doubt it will be any good in this format since Budew is making most decks rely on supporters, but might be relevant in a future format.

That Galvantula is just a better Ethan’s Magcargo with a better engine (Eelektrik) and it’s Lightning AND evolves from broken Joltik so it’s automatically an include in Miraidon/Joltik Box. Easy replacement for Pika/Raichu V to KO big 2 prizers.

I personally do think Fairy being included in Psychic was a good choice, but arguing about it like the other person cursed their family isn’t gonna get you anywhere. And there is more nuance to game making decisions than I think you’re giving credit to.

my god one of you likes the pink pokemon cards and one of you doesn’t, it’s not that serious.

I think so! What would make it extra cool is if they included some Tera ex’s, some Trainer’s Pokémon, and maybe even some last minute Ace Specs to cap off the era. I doubt it but it would be so cool.

1 Tera card for each in-game type. I’m pretty sure we didn’t get a Flying, Poison, or Rock tera hat (Cornerstone Mask Ogerpon is a Rock tera but doesn’t have a typical hat).

This video also confirms that Butterfree, Ludicolo, Metagross, Lillie's Ribombee, Regirock, and Noivern were all changed into holo rares in the International set.

Finally an actually cool concept from one of these Trainer’s Pokémon SARs (instead of the trainer literally just standing next to their Pokémon).

This actually confirms that these cards will be in Destined Rivals, because if you look closely they all have the set symbol for Destined Rivals (DES) and the number they are of the total set number (182). The IRs are promos though.

Swinub being #77 confirms that Veluza is in and 2 of Koraidon, Paldean Clodsire, and Zacian from the Starter decks are cut. I'd guess it's Koraidon and Zacian.

Or only 1 is removed (likely Zacian) and Veluza and Rabsca aren’t in the set.

The hit and run Accelgor is interesting since it applies its own poison. Obviously a call back to Deck and Cover Accelgor, and it's probably better than Flygon.

I was expecting a heavy hitting Ribombee but that ability actually makes Clefairy hit really hard! Given you're playing a Tera mon and Area Zero, you're more consistently hitting 280, or even 340 if they play a Tera. On turn 2, given you play a ton of Cutieflies and Ribombees, you can Ribombee...

I'm sorry this just isn't true at all.

If there are 8 Full Art ex's in Battle Partners (meaning 8 ex's in the main set) there must be at least 2 Legendary ex's from the Starter decks in the Journey Together main set, depending on whether Veluza ex is in or not. Unless the "16 Pokemon ex" didn't include the 4 Trainer's ex's, in which...

Flutter Mane TEF is in the set, not Iron Valiant. PokeRev pulled one in one of his videos.

It can’t be Tera Electric Mismagius either because that would have to be an Iono’s ex, and we know there are no more Trainer’s ex’s in the set. Normal Misdreavus and Mismagius also aren’t in the set since there’s only 1 space between Lillie’s Clefairy ex and Shuppet. These sleeves and merch must...

There also must be fewer of one of these types of secret rares in both sets, because the SIR for Iono's Bellibolt ex is #125 in Battle Partners, which means there are 24 secret rares before it, but there are supposed to be at least 12 IRs (in the Battle Partners set), 10 full art ex's, and 4...

Given that 11 IRs, 10 full art ex's, 4 full art Trainers, 6 SIRs, and 3 Gold cards are confirmed based on the Journey Together promotional material plus the Battle Partners set numbers (I believe), there are definitely more than 190 cards in Journey Together including the secret rares...

Aww, it almost looks like its in the style of the Black and White opening credits.