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I think Pokémon just screwed over SV7 with Shrouded Fable. Because unless SV7 has cards from Stellar Miracle AND Paradise Dragona, SV7 might be pretty shrimpy.

I see Terapagos ex having 1 of 2 functions. 1. Search your deck for up to 3 basic Energy cards and attach them to your Tera ex Pokémon in any way you like. Then, shuffle your deck. 2. This Pokémon can use the attacks of any Tera ex Pokémon on your Bench or in your discard pile. (You still...

This card's a lot more destructive than we give it credit for.

Pecharunt ex (or some variation of Evil Momotaro) being in SV6.5 now feels like a given due to the Loyal Three IRs being in the IR Special Set, but what about those 2 ex Special Sets?

Two Theories: A. If SV7 comes with cards Stellar Miracle AND Paradise Dragona, it could be like Obsidian Flames, which released here 2 weeks after Japan got it. B. Those people that claimed Night Wander is releasing as part of SV6.5 are wrong, which means that Night Wander and Stellar Miracle...

But let's say Dragapult has a Heroic Cape. Then what?

Just wait until Lugia meets Dragapult.

Thing is, we don't know if Terapagos, along with Cinderace, Lapras, and Galvantula are real or not.

I'd say wait until the full set comes out, and then make further edits.

No, I just kind of sensed it.

I sensed that the 'ex' cards of the Loyal Three were going to be Dark-Type cards, shifting from the side of them THEY want you to see, to the side of them they don't want you to see.

If not the new BDIF, then at least a deck that can rival Charizard in that category.

People who are trying to counter Lost Box have basically gotten access to a low-energy, tri-firing machine gun, that can snipe the Lost 3 (Comfey, Cramorant, and Sableye) in 1 turn, and Hoopa ex in 2 turns.

Are you not counting duplicates? It could explain why the Steel Tera Skeledirge ex and the Battle Academy Armarouge aren't included.

And a second Armarogue ex.

Theory: Maybe Pokémon could introduce Stellar cards in SV6.5 the same way they introduced us to VSTAR cards: release a product a month before the actual set they're introduced in comes out in order to provoke interest in that mechanic. We've seen it be done with Leafeon and Glaceon's VSTAR cards...

I think you use the ability WHEN Charizard comes into play.

I expected Ogerpon to be Charizard's worst nightmare, but then Dragapult came along and took the meta by storm, making it a deck that could rival Charizard in stupid OP strength.

This game may be okay for super casual players and newcomers, but anyone with higher experience might want to just play TCG Live