GX has an attack that can only be used once (GX attack), not sure if they are any other different. Let's see if they start printing Kadabra again. (NOT!)Is there a difference between ex and GX?
That's the downside to all of this: no Alakazam cards anytime soon.GX has an attack that can only be used once (GX attack), not sure if they are any other different. Let's see if they start printing Kadabra again. (NOT!)
I'd guess they're stage 1s due to how much they look like the new cyclizar. I'm really excited for these, they look great for the game.From the looks of things Mimikyu ex (basic) is 190hp, Lucario ex (stage 1) is 260hp, and the video showed Magnezone (stage 2) is 330hp. This is clearly to stay in line with the V era, but keeping HP in scale with the effort required to get them in. Having evolving 2-prizers again is pretty hype, allows for way more variety. The bike duo also look like good support, acceleration and basic search on what I presume are basics.
Abra, Kadabra and Alakazam are still, to date, my most favorite psychic pokemon. I still don't understand why they would not at least modify Kadabra and Alakazam art (change the spoon to a magic wand and change Kadabra Japanese name).That's the downside to all of this: no Alakazam cards anytime soon.
I know. I'm saying now that ex and EX co-exist in that format, it can cause confusion to casual players as to whether a Tool or something that affects ex also affects EX and vice versa.
No new typing, they're dragon/fighting and dragon/electric.Yoooo them lizard ? are a new typing! Can't wait for the reveal
are the cards being all white to suggest they're normal type? or is it a placeholder?No new typing, they're dragon/fighting and dragon/electric.
They just "semi-reveal" the cards this way as to not "spoil" the typings, because as of now their typings aren't officially known.are the cards being all white to suggest they're normal type? or is it a placeholder?
Thanks. Obviously people who don't look up the leaks want to see them, so you're being very helpful.No new typing, they're dragon/fighting and dragon/electric.
Nothing. The old cards are Pokemon-ex. These are Pokemon ex. They don't interact.imagine what this does to the unlimited format
I wasn't clear. I was referring to actual card text, where there is no hyphen. But you are correct in this case.Well, no. If you look at the rulebox for Pokémon-ex in Gen 3, "Mewtwo ex" was classed and considered as a "Pokémon-ex" and supplementary material (e.g. instruction manuals included in theme decks) also used the hyphen to refer to "Pokémon-ex".