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imagine any other pokemon getting as disproportionate representation as A-Vulpix has gotten (over even its own evolution) and having its fans still whine for more. if i had been presented with the surprise Onix-GX and then complained that it was not good enough because Brock was in the artwork...

was it getting both a V and a VSTAR not special enough?

i have brain damage forgive me

what are you talking about? the last VMAX cards were in F block, and did cleanly rotate out. it's why we didn't have one or two straggler VMAX cards during 2024. regarding the stellar tera smorgasbord at the end of H block, if you can't recognize what a last hurrah looks like that's on you. what...

it's been the entire point of owner's pokemon from the very beginning. believe it or not, "freedom" for the sake of it is not only ever purely a good thing to have. here, it's an archetype boundary. and more importantly even if every past instance of this mechanic didn't exist, we have known it...

whether we'll see that or not will be pretty interesting, given that i'd think they would want Tera as a mechanic to cleanly rotate with H later down the line.

believe it or not past precedent in the form of actual, tangible card product counts more than your imagination

Red's Challenge Green's Tactics Blue's Expedition mind you, even if these fullarts didn't exist, all other card arts from this era consistently feature Red with the leaf patch. also while pulling these links up i was reminded how embarrassing it is that they had to release a card called "Red &...

you must be new.

your opinion of what is and is not aesthetically pleasing means about as much as mine does. maybe less, considering i don't claim to speak for anyone but myself out of some sort of inflated sense of self-importance. the way i see it, the flat yellow was not particularly aesthetically pleasing...

it's just a basic silvery gradient, there's not a lot to be "likeable" or "unlikeable" about it. i think this might just be a you problem.

the lady doth protest too much, methinks.

anime production materials make up a lot of what we have at the moment but are far from all or even most of what we have.

i disagree. preservation of culturally relevant art is in fact more important than weepy concern trolling. yes, it's illegal. no, it doesn't really make almost anyone involved "scum" outside of maybe the worthless "beta launderer" twitter and youtube accounts that will try to make shoddy view...

it's definitely not getting talked about here, and the person responsible has stated they aren't doing anything for unreleased games, despite having a fair bit of material on them, until after they are no longer unreleased games.

a touch dramatic

in what way is it not already "playable"? even if you're bemoaning that it isn't at the uppermost tier this new attack lets you break the limit previously set by only being able to have 4 tandemaus. at the end of the day a card or deck, especially one that isn't just linearly numerically...

you're not a fan of losing the ability to use certain cards as a consequence of a random element at the start of the game and your proposed solution was life decking, such that the player loses the ability to use certain cards every turn when they're attacked and losing the game hinges on losing...

i cannot imagine what would possess someone to suggest that the use of life decking would be preferable to what we have now. could you explain in what way that could possibly ever work better than prizes? what would that even represent?

that's a joke, right? duel links didn't dumb down yugioh anywhere near as hard as this dumbs down pokemon tcg. it's not even some of the sorta lame mechanics like energy zone or points instead of prizes that are the real dealbreaker, it's that their idea of "remixing" old card art to make new...