(1) Shaymin-EX and Lucario from 'Next Destinies' Revealed! [1/11]
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If anything, I'll buy two boxes of this set just to see the amazing artwork. Wonder how many EX's will come in a box. I'm going to guess 2-4?
I prefer Skymin over Landmin any day...
I wonder if they will still have full arts for the EX here? if they do, it'll probably be a secret rare like what the Japanese did with Dark Rush. As for the number of EX in a box, 2-4 sounds like a good amount though I miss the HS series where you got like 6-9 total of Primes and Legends.
tyranicham said:
I dunno why people bother with packs when for the 1st few weeks custom ordering single cards is cheaper...try pokeorder.com or toadandtroll.com
Metalizard said:
I wouldn't say I have a preference but I find it's really annoying that Nintendo would create a new form that doesn't look remotely like it's first form. Even it's legs, snout, etc. are totally different than land form. I think Sky Form looks cooler, but I hate how it's basically a totally different pokemon and we get that one in cards more than the regular form.
^Well, I agree with that... While I prefer Skymin, when they make a card for a forme, they should also make a card for the other forme...
The idea is that Shaymin gets a total change of personality when switching between forms. As the Ground Forme, Shaymin is meek, quiet, and timid. As the Sky Forme, Shaymin is loud, energetic, and outgoing. And personally, I find that these two modes convey Shaymin's personality perfectly. As the Ground Forme, Shaymin resembles a hedgehog, meaning she can roll up into a ball, effectively hiding herself from the world. Her small eyes and stubby legs also give her a squishy plush look, the sort of physique you'd expect to see from an animal that prefers peace and quiet. N contrast, Shaymin's Sky Forme has long legs and a well-defined head, meaning she can move aroud places easily. She has big, inquisitive eyes and big, long ears that look like waving hands, as if to grab attention from those passing by. She also has a petal-like thing hanging from her side that resembles a handkerchief tied around her neck, which traditionally indicates bravery and toughness (for example, cowboys, expeditioners, and some soldiers in rough climates).
And me, I'd get packs when a set is new because I don't care what I want to get; I just want to get something. Buying individual cards is for when you already have a specific idea on what to do with the cards in this set.
And me, I'd get packs when a set is new because I don't care what I want to get; I just want to get something. Buying individual cards is for when you already have a specific idea on what to do with the cards in this set.
tyranicham said:
They better not be, because if that would mean there's four cards even rarer than that, and screw finishing a set like that.
The Japanese ratio is fine when a box costs just about the equivalent of an English promo box, not when it costs more than three times more.
tyranicham said:
Pokemon.com posted an image a while back that showed English EX full arts under the "card database" logo. Plus, the sell sheet and Pokemon.com confirmes it.
Furn said:
Lol, I always get amused by this type of post...
Like Dragon Pokémon said, they were already confirmed to be in the English set and why wouldn't they be?
The Skymin's artwork is real cool but I still like Landmin better. The Lucario isn't the best but is awesome anyway.
