There's a new rule that will come soon that stops the first player from using a supporter on their first turn. It was most likely created to stop Judge from crippling the opposing hand on the first turn or to get set up way too quickly with Welder.
Final translation update:
-Galarian Stunfisk: Steel Trap > Snap Trap, its signature move in the games
-Qwilfish: Poison Barb > Poison Point, one of its abilities in the games; Venom Shock > Venoshock, a move it learns in the games
More translation updates:
-Galarian Stunfisk: Steel Trap > Snap Trap, its signature move in the video games
-Qwilfish: Poison Barb > Poison Point, one of its abilities in the games; Venom Shock > Venoshock, a move it learns in the games
Translation corrections (more to come as article gets updated):
-Thwackey: Double Attack > Double Hit, a move that it learns upon evolving from Grookey.
-Toxicroak: Poison Up > More Poison, an ability that first appeared on Burning Shadows Seviper
On translations:
Qwilfish: Poison Barb > Poison Point, an ability that it has in the games. Venom Shock > Venoshock, the English name of a move it gets in the games.
At least 5Ban didn't get first dibs on drawing the single prize cards like the X/Y Pokemon did. Nothing against 5Ban, but I felt that them doing all the artwork for the first time the Gen VI Pokemon were in the TCG was kind of unfair to the other artists.
Pokebeach is rather inconsistent with how they put up their translations. Sometimes they use the English ability and move names as they're presented in the games; other times, they use the direct Japanese translations.
In Beast Boost's case, it's a slight mistranslation.
Some changes on attacks/abilities that should be addressed:
-Sunflora: Sun Power > Solar Power, an ability that the Sunkern line has in the games.
-Buzzwole: Beast Burst > Beast Boost, an ability that all Ultra Beasts have in the games, which increases their highest stat when they KO a...
Looking at the set list, it's Steam Siege and Crimson Invasion all over again in that there are a few good cards, but the rest are niche or downright terrible. I'm actually afraid to see what other Japanese sets Remix Bout will be combined with for our last English Sun/Moon set.
Not all of them. Ultra Beasts without Beast or Rainbow energy can still get past it. Reshizard and Pikarom never run special energy at all, so they can still get past.
It's not that vague. You choose which card will be put into the prizes. Had Injection mentioned "Your opponents adds...", then the opponent gets to choose.