Discussion Prismatic Evolutions Prospective Setlist (SV8.5)

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If the set is around 175 cards and the main set is 131 then that would only leave about 44 slots for secret rares which doesn't make sense because the set information includes 32 SIR's, 12 Ultra Rare Trainers and 5 golds which add up to 49 and that's not including the however many illustration rares we end up getting.
Also, it's kinda weird that Eevee is only #075, even if we get like 10 more colorless cards after it, it would still mean around 50 Trainer cards in the set.
 
Seeing that the number of cards in this set is 131, this will mean that as long as the reprints do not become part of the set, we should be alright regarding new cards, otherwise some of the cards will be carried forward to March's set.
 
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Leafeon is 006
Glaceon is 026
Espeon is 034 - If theres only like 3 spaces between it and Jolteon, then i dont think all of the Start Deck Gen cards are making it in unless its half new half reprints
Sylveon is 041
Umbreon is 068?

The poster also shows the Eeveelutions from 151 and TWM so they're most likely being reprinted in this set too.
 
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Leafeon is 006
Glaceon is 026
Espeon is 034 - If theres only like 3 spaces between it and Jolteon, then i dont think all of the Start Deck Gen cards are making it in unless its half new half reprints
Sylveon is 041
Umbreon is 068?

The poster also shows the Eeveelutions from 151 and TWM so they're most likely being reprinted in this set too.
any luck with the numbers for the SIRs? I've tried but got nothing lol
 
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If the set is around 175 cards and the main set is 131 then that would only leave about 44 slots for secret rares which doesn't make sense because the set information includes 32 SIR's, 12 Ultra Rare Trainers and 5 golds which add up to 49 and that's not including the however many illustration rares we end up getting.
If there’s 49 secret rares that would put it at 180 cards in the set, and they always say “more than [insert number] in the set” and they wouldn’t be able to say more than 180 since it’s exactly 180.
 
If there’s 49 secret rares that would put it at 180 cards in the set, and they always say “more than [insert number] in the set” and they wouldn’t be able to say more than 180 since it’s exactly 180.
180 cards doesn't take into account the Illustration Rares that we are getting but that they didn't divulge how many. That's why they're saying that it doesn't make sense what the release says with the number of cards we are getting. We should be getting more than 180 cards, so it's kinda weird that they decided to phrase it as "over 175".
 
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180 cards doesn't take into account the Illustration Rares that we are getting but that they didn't divulge how many. That's why they're saying that it doesn't make sense what the release says with the number of cards we are getting. We should be getting more than 180 cards, so it's kinda weird that they decided to phrase it as "over 175".
Don’t know how I forgot about the IRs. Yeah, that is weird. Maybe they’re included in the set for some reason?

Another thing I noticed is we have 7 Pokémon between Umbreon ex and Eevee ex, and we know Eevee is #075, so Umbreon can’t be #068 since there would be 6 between the two if it was.
 
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Don’t know how I forgot about the IRs. Yeah, that is weird. Maybe they’re included in the set for some reason?

Another thing I noticed is we have 7 Pokémon between Umbreon ex and Eevee ex, and we know Eevee is #075, so Umbreon can’t be #068 since there would be 6 between the two if it was.
That just means that not all of those cards are going to be in the set, as we already suspected, since the set is supposed to have only 10 regular exs and the Generations decks have 18.
 
where's the Scraggy Line from a gym promo as it is only ones from TWM Gym Promos left
CORE SET (069/131)

Pokémon ex: 18/10
Pokémon Stellar-ex: 10/15
Ace Spec: 01/06


[???] Pinsir (ex Starter Deck Generations)
[???] Petilil (ex Starter Deck Generations)
[???] Lilligant (ex Starter Deck Generations)
[006*] Leafeon View attachment 19922 (Terastal Festival ex)
[???] Foongus (ex Starter Deck Generations)
[???] Amoongus View attachment 19921 (ex Starter Deck Generations)
[???] Teal Mask Ogerpon View attachment 19922 (Terastal Festival ex, TWM#025)

[014] Flareon View attachment 19922 (Terastal Festival ex)
[???] Torchic (ex Starter Deck Generations)
[???] Combusken (ex Starter Deck Generations)
[???] Blaziken View attachment 19921 (ex Starter Deck Generations)
[???] Reshiram View attachment 19921 (ex Starter Deck Generations)

[???] Slowpoke (ex Starter Deck Generations)
[???] Slowking (ex Starter Deck Generations)
[023] Vaporeon View attachment 19922 (Terastal Festival ex)
[???] Suicune (ex Starter Deck Generations)
[???] Kyogre View attachment 19921 (ex Starter Deck Generations)
[026*] Glaceon View attachment 19922 (Terastal Festival ex)

[???] Pikachu View attachment 19921 (ex Starter Deck Generations)
[030] Jolteon View attachment 19922 (Terastal Festival ex)
[???] Tapu Koko View attachment 19921 (ex Starter Deck Generations)

[034*] Espeon View attachment 19922 (Terastal Festival ex)
[040*] Sylveon (ex Starter Deck Generations)
[041*] Sylveon View attachment 19922 (Terastal Festival ex, SSP#086)
[???] Xerneas View attachment 19921 (ex Starter Deck Generations)
[???] Oricorio (ex Starter Deck Generations)
[???] Mimikyu View attachment 19921 (ex Starter Deck Generations)
[???] Milcery (ex Starter Deck Generations)
[???] Alcremie View attachment 19921 (ex Starter Deck Generations)

[???] Larvitar (ex Starter Deck Generations)
[???] Pupitar
(ex Starter Deck Generations)
[???] Riolu (ex Starter Deck Generations)
[???] Lucario View attachment 19921 (ex Starter Deck Generations)
[???] Toedscool (ex Starter Deck Generations)
[???] Toedscruel (ex Starter Deck Generations)
[???] Koraidon View attachment 19921 (ex Starter Deck Generations)
[???] Paldean Wooper (ex Starter Deck Generations)
[???] Paldean Clodsire View attachment 19921 (ex Starter Deck Generations)
[068*] Umbreon View attachment 19922 (Terastal Festival ex)
[???] Houndour (ex Starter Deck Generations)
[???] Houndoom (ex Starter Deck Generations)
[???] Tyranitar View attachment 19921 (ex Starter Deck Generations)

[???] Bronzor (ex Starter Deck Generations)
[???] Bronzong (ex Starter Deck Generations)
[???] Dialga View attachment 19921 (ex Starter Deck Generations)
[???] Zacian View attachment 19921 (ex Starter Deck Generations)

[075] Eevee View attachment 19922 (Terastal Festival ex)
[???] Snorlax View attachment 19921 (ex Starter Deck Generations)
[???] Hoothoot (Terastal Festival ex)
[???] Lugia View attachment 19921 (ex Starter Deck Generations)
[???] Tropius (ex Starter Deck Generations)

[???] Noibat (ex Starter Deck Generations)
[???] Noivern View attachment 19921 (ex Starter Deck Generations)
[???] Skwovet (ex Starter Deck Generations)
[???] Greedent (ex Starter Deck Generations)
[???] Squawkabilly (ex Starter Deck Generations)
[???] Amarys (Terastal Festival ex)

[???] Larry’s Professionalism (Terastal Festival ex)
[???] MAX Rod View attachment 20051 (Terastal Festival ex)
[???] Professor's Research [Professor Birch] (ex Starter Deck Generations, SVI#189)
[???] Professor's Research [Professor Elm] (ex Starter Deck Generations, SVI#189)
[???] Professor's Research [Professor Juniper] (ex Starter Deck Generations, SVI#189)
[???] Professor's Research [Professor Kukui] (ex Starter Deck Generations, SVI#189)
[???] Professor's Research [Professor Magnolia] (ex Starter Deck Generations, SVI#189)
[???] Professor's Research [Professor Oak] (ex Starter Deck Generations, SVI#189)
[???] Professor's Research [Professor Rowan] (ex Starter Deck Generations, SVI#189)
[???] Professor's Research [Professor Sada] (ex Starter Deck Generations, SVI#189)
[???] Professor's Research [Professor Sycamore] (ex Starter Deck Generations, SVI#189)
[???] Roto-Stick (Gym Promo series 6, speculation)

[G][C] Slash: 60 damage.
[G][C] Leaf Step: 30 damage.
Ability: Sunny Day - Your [G] and [R] Pokémon’s attacks do 20 more damage to your opponent’s Active Pokémon (before applying Weakness and Resistance). / [G][C][C] Spinning Attack: 60 damage.
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[G] Spore Ball: 10 damage. Your opponent’s Active Pokemon is now Asleep.
[G] Spore Ball: 30 damage. Your opponent’s Active Pokemon is now Asleep. / [G][C] Mushroom Swing: 100+ damage. Flip a coin. If heads, this attack does 80 more damage.
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[R][C] Burning Charge: 130 damage. Search your deck for up to 2 Basic Energy and attach them to 1 of your Pokemon. Then, shuffle your deck. / [R][W][L] Carnelian: 280 damage. During your next turn, this Pokemon can’t attack.
[R][C] Scratch: 30 damage.
[R][C] Slash: 50 damage.
Ability: Overflowing Spirit - Once during your turn, you may attach a basic Energy card from your discard pile to 1 of your Pokemon. / [R][C] Burning Assault: 200 damage. During your next turn, this Pokemon can’t attack.
[R] Fire Wing: 40 damage. / [R][R][C] Scorching Fire: 200 damage. Discard an Energy from this Pokemon.
[W] Water Gun: 10 damage. / [W][C] Tail Whap: 30 damage.
[W][C][C] Forgive and Forget: 70 damage. You may put up to 2 Energy attached to your opponent’s Active Pokemon into their hand.
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[W][C][C] Undulating Waves: 80 damage. You may switch out your opponent’s Active Pokemon to the Bench. (Your opponent chooses the new Active Pokemon.) / [W][W][C][C] Tidal Surge: 230 damage. Discard 2 Energy from this Pokemon.
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[C] Tail Whap: 30 damage. / [L][L][C] Thunder: 180 damage. This Pokemon also does 30 damage to itself.
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[L][C] Thunder Connect: 60+ damage. This attack does 20 more damage for each of your Benched Pokemon.
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Ability: Safeguard - Prevent all damage done to this Pokemon by attacks from your opponent’s Pokemon ex. / [P][C][C] Magical Shot: 100 damage.
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[P][C] Aurora Beam: 50 damage. / [P][P][C] Rising Horn: 120+ damage. If your opponent’s Active Pokemon is a Pokemon ex, this attack does 100 more damage.
[C] Call for Family: Search your deck for up to 2 Basic Pokemon and put them onto your Bench. Then, shuffle your deck. / [P] Spooky Shot: 20 damage.
[P][C] Mischievous Hands: Choose 2 of your opponent’s Pokemon and put 3 damage counters on each of them. / [P][P][C] Ghost Trip: 120 damage. Your opponent’s Active Pokemon is now Confused.
[C] Tackle: 20 damage.
Ability: Sweet Gift - Once during your turn, you may heal 30 damage from 1 of your Pokemon. / [P][C][C] Whip Shot: 160 damage.
[C] Headbutt: 10 damage.
[C] Sand Spray: 20 damage. / [C][C][C] Hammer In: 60 damage.
[F] Quick Attack: 1o+ damage. Flip a coin. If heads, this attack does 20 more damage.
[F] Aura Uppercut: 50 damage. / [F][C] Tornado Rush: 100 damage. During your next turn, this Pokemon’s Tornado Rush attack does 100 more damage (before applying Weakness and Resistance).
[C] Spray Fluid: 10 damage.
Ability: Forest Path - As long is this Pokemon is on your Bench, your Active Pokemon’s Retreat Cost is [C][C] less. / [F][C][C] Mud Shot: 80 damage.
[F][C] Claw Slash: 50 damage. / [F][F][C] Revenge Buster: 100+ damage. If your Benched Pokemon have any damage counters on them, this attack does 120 more damage.
[D] Trip Over: 10+ damage. Flip a coin. If heads, this attack does 20 more damage.
[D][C] Poison Ring: 60 damage. Your opponent’s Active Pokemon is now Poisoned. During your opponent’s next turn, the Defending Pokemon can’t retreat. / [D][D][C] Giga Impact: 220 damage. During your next turn, this Pokemon can’t attack.
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[D] Playful Kick: 20 damage.
[D] Call to Muster: Search your deck for up to 2 basic Energy cards and attach them to your Pokemon in any way you like. Then, shuffle your deck. / [D][C][C] Pitch-Black Fangs: 100 damage.
[C] Crush: 50x damage. This attack does 50 damage for each Energy attached to this Pokemon. / [D][C][C] Tyrant Crash: 150 damage. Your opponent reveals their hand. Discard a card you find there.
[M][C] Hammer In: 20 damage.
Ability: Protection Bell - All of your Pokemon take 10 less damage from attacks from your opponent’s Pokemon (after applying Weakness and Resistance). / [M][C] Heavy Impact: 50 damage.
[M] Scream of Time: 20 damage. Draw a card. / [C][C][C] Metal Blast: 100+ damage. This attack does 20 more damage for each [M] Energy attached to this Pokemon.
[C] Steel Armament: 20 damage. Search your deck for a basic [M] Energy and attach it to this Pokemon. Then, shuffle your deck. / [M][M][C] Slashing Strike: 210 damage. During your next turn, this Pokemon can’t use Slashing Strike.
Ability: Rainbow DNA - You can play Pokemon ex that evolve from Eevee onto this Pokemon to evolve it. (You can’t evolve this Pokemon during your first turn or during the turn you play it.) / [R][W][L] Quartz Shine: 200 damage.
[C][C][C] Strength: 80 damage. / [C][C][C][C] Toss and Turn Press: 120x damage. Flip 3 coins. This attack does 120 damage for each heads.
Ability: Insomnia - This Pokemon can’t be Asleep. / [C][C] Tackle: 20 damage.
[C][C][C] Hyper Whirlpool: 140 damage. Flip a coin until you get tails. For each heads, discard an Energy from your opponent’s Active Pokemon.
[C] Fruitful Harvest: Discard a card from your hand. If you do, draw 3 cards. / [C][C] Gust: 50 damage.
[C] Flap: 20 damage.
[C] Strafe: 50 damage. You may switch this Pokemon with 1 of your Benched Pokemon. / [C][C][C] Sonic Blast: 220 damage. This Pokemon also does 30 damage to itself.
[C] Collect: Draw a card. / [C][C] Gnaw: 20 damage.
[C][C] Greedy Tail: 60 damage. Draw 2 cards.
[C] Add On: Draw 2 cards. / [C][C] Hyper Voice: 40 damage.
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Discard your hand, then search your deck for 1 Pokemon, 1 Supporter, and 1 Basic Energy, reveal them, and put them into your hand. Then, shuffle your deck.
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Discard your hand and draw 7 cards.
Discard your hand and draw 7 cards.
Discard your hand and draw 7 cards.
Discard your hand and draw 7 cards.
Discard your hand and draw 7 cards.
Discard your hand and draw 7 cards.
Discard your hand and draw 7 cards.
Discard your hand and draw 7 cards.
Discard your hand and draw 7 cards.
Look at the top 4 cards of your deck. You may reveal any number of Supporter cards you find there and put them into your hand. Shuffle the other cards back into your deck.
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Maximum Belt, Scoop Up Cyclone, Prerelease Bouffalant, Iron Thorns, Tin Iron Crown, and Box Palafin are all slated to come back.
 
Iron Crown is currently in Surging Sparks. I can't see them rereleasing it somehow. I think that all of the reprints will be cut from the set like the Eeveelutions were, even if they have alternative art. We know that they will be released as Promo cards, the o lyntwo we are not sure on are Espeon and Umbreon, which we will have little to no info on until the new year. The only card that is yet to get a regular card (dubbed "Baby card" by the users of this forum) in the TCG is Hydrapple.
 
Iron Crown is currently in Surging Sparks. I can't see them rereleasing it somehow. I think that all of the reprints will be cut from the set like the Eeveelutions were, even if they have alternative art. We know that they will be released as Promo cards, the o lyntwo we are not sure on are Espeon and Umbreon, which we will have little to no info on until the new year. The only card that is yet to get a regular card (dubbed "Baby card" by the users of this forum) in the TCG is Hydrapple.
As in the Iron Crown ex from our September tins.
 
Hyped for the Glaceon ex. Glaceon's underrated in comparison to the other Eeveelutions imo.
Not hyped for how empty my wallet's gonna be.
 
I hope the rest of the SIRs are interesting. Obviously the Eeveelutions are the most important part of the set, but I'm curious to know what the other Pokemon and trainers will be. I suppose one will be Ogerpon and another Terapagos, maaaybe Dragapult?? but beyond that I can't think of many more. And one of the trainers will be Amarys and from there the most used ones for the game probably??, that's where I'm lost since I'm not a player.
 
I hope the rest of the SIRs are interesting. Obviously the Eeveelutions are the most important part of the set, but I'm curious to know what the other Pokemon and trainers will be. I suppose one will be Ogerpon and another Terapagos, maaaybe Dragapult?? but beyond that I can't think of many more. And one of the trainers will be Amarys and from there the most used ones for the game probably??, that's where I'm lost since I'm not a player.
Yeah its honestly quite hard to predict. Ogerpon and Terapagos do seem quite likely anything else is up for grabs. Tera pokemon and playable ones might have a better chance but there always are wild cards sometimes they give to neither playable nor popular pokemon. And for supporters there's also Larry, so even if there are few new supporters I dont think we can asusume all of them will get a SAR
 
With Budew revealed recently, it means that the Babies yet to be released (as regulars) are Pichu (Ethan's Pichu ex doesn't count), Igglybuff, Tyrogue, Happiny, Munchlax, Azurill, Wynaut and Chingling. Baby Pokémon count as of Budew reveal: Eight down, eight to go.
 
Maximum Belt, Scoop Up Cyclone, Prerelease Bouffalant, Iron Thorns, Tin Iron Crown, and Box Palafin are all slated to come back.
I don't know what you mean with "slated to come back". Just because a card is being reprinted in Terastal Festival it doesn't mean it's going to be reprinted in our set, specially cards that were already released as promos.
 
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