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Those Pokemon are counted in play as soon as they hit the field, so those kinds of abilities will be negated.

Artists are credited at the bottom of each card. If you took the time to zoom in on Wailord's card, the artist is SATOSHI NAKAI.

The theme deck Sirfetch'd is the one from Rebel Clash. It's not that good because Meteor Assault is a one and done attack unless it leaves the Active Spot.

If you played Black 2/White 2, Sabrina makes a cameo appearance there and she portrays Belleba in the Mystery Doors of the Magic Land series from Pokestar Studios.

I never thought I'd live to see the day when Cara Liss got her own card.

Genesect: Techno Buster > Techno Blast, its signature move in the video games. That's the only translation change.

Japan is our sneak preview of what the decks of the new set will be like. If they never used Garbodor in Eternatus VMax, it's likely because of consistency reasons. Not only that, Eternatus VMax already hits stupidly hard on its own, plus poison doesn't fix any damage numbers against other VMaxes.

They really need to stop positioning the cards diagonally with part of the effect obscured by promotional text. Either blank out the entirety of the card's effects for a surprise reveal later (like how Yu-Gi-Oh does sometimes) or show the full card.

Translation update: Toxapex: Recovery > Recover, a move it gets in the games Ariados (missed this one): Poison Needle > Poison Sting Scizor VMax: Max Steel > Max Steelspike, one of the Max Moves that every Dynamax Pokemon can use as long as they have a Steel type move in the games

WPM happens to have a sense of humor when it comes to card reveals. He's called DCE "chicken nuggets" and Skrelp/Dragalge discount versions of Horsea/Seadra.

Agreeing with this. On another note, when I learned that some of the Japanese family starter deck exclusive cards were ported over to Unified Minds as rares, I was less than pleased (both Salazzle and the Toxapex were wastes of rare slots, for one).

Another translation update: Eternatus: Dymax Cannon > Dynamax Cannon, its signature move in the video games.

Some translation updates (to be edited as the article is updated: Rhyperior: Drill Liner > Drill Run, one of its level up moves in the games

This is the Sword/Shield equivalent of Crimson Invasion, it seems. Other than Mad Party being a Night March resurgence and Centiskorch V Max being an interesting deck on its own, most of the cards in the set aren't anything special.

Attack translation time (and the only one at that): Flapple: Acid Bomb > Acid Spray, a move it gets in the video games.

It's a tech card as a 1-of in a Psychic deck at best. You can spread damage with Giratina, Blacephalon, Spell Tag, and Horror energy beforehand.

The new baby Zacian/Zamazenta don't impress me. At least Zacian's can set up future Metal Saucers, both benefit from Perrserker's Steely Spirit for extra damage and I'm hoping that at least 1 of the theme decks has it.

The main logic of using a Unit energy was to avoid the discard cost if it's undesirable especially if I'm at a low hand size. When I get a third Aurora energy, I'll do the change since I only have 2 in TCGO.

****** Pokémon Trading Card Game Deck List ****** ##Pokémon - 11 * 1 Oranguru SSH 148 * 1 Absol TEU 88 * 2 Arceus & Dialga & Palkia-GX CEC 156 * 4 Jirachi TEU 99 * 3 Zacian V SSH 138 ##Trainer Cards - 37 * 2 Escape Board UPR 122 * 1 Great Catcher CEC 192 * 1 Vitality Band SSH 185 * 4...

Some translation changes: -Mr. Rime: Screen Free > Screen Cleaner, its signature ability in the games -Charjabug: Recharge > Charge, a move it gets in the games -Dragapult: Ghost Dive > Phantom Force, a move it gets in the games -Binacle: Double Chop > Dual Chop, a move it gets in the games