100 Assorted Pokemon Cards with Foils!, Multicolor

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The existence of Silvally has some dark implications for the world of Pokémon. Its similarities to Arceus are too blatant to ignore, with both having similar body types and powers. What makes this chilling is that Silvally is man-made while Arceus is a god, though the cloning procedure left it with some flaws. Silvally isn’t nearly as powerful as the creator of the Pokémon world and must evolve before it can change its typing. With Mewtwo and Silvally both being created rather than born, it makes you wonder what other horrors the researchers of the Pokémon world will manufacture. Roserade’s ambitions of winning an actual battle are a little suspect, even if I believe any decent trainer could make it work. What really makes Roserade, and what places them on this list, is their inspired Zorro aesthetic here. The mask and cape really just make this one sing.

The armor that covers Glalie’s face is proof of its prowess over ice. In fact this Pokémon can freely freeze any moisture in the air, which is how Glalie captures its prey before eating them in a “leisurely fashion.” Unfortunately for Mega Glalie the energy involved breaks its jaw though that doesn’t stop it from hunting. Something that always looked beautiful in a TCG collector’s folder are the Radiant Collection’s Full Art cards. These Pokémon cards were deliberately designed to have a different look from other cards, portraying Pokémon in a more cute and beautiful manner, instead of aiming to appear cool or strong. This made the collection popular among people who enjoyed the beauty contests within the Pokémon series of video games.

There are plenty of powerful Pokémon but this divine dragon gets bragging rights for being the absolute strongest. Already quite a contender in its regular form, Rayquaza can Mega Evolve from knowing a certain move, allowing it to still hold an item to boost it even further. This unbelieveable power and the ability to completely negate weather effects solidified Mega-Rayquaza as the first Pokémon considered “above Uber,” outclassing every other monster currently in existence. Squirtle has never been my frontrunner as far as Gen I starters go, and I suspect this is actually probably largely the case for most Pokémon players. But settling for third has cast too harsh a light on this adorable turtle Pokémon and they deserve their flowers. If nothing else, they look better in shades than most of us probably do. Beauty and grace hit your face with this Psychic/Fairy hybrid. Many people have fallen in love with this Pokémon, though it might not be safe to Google it. While it has seen fallen to the wayside in the original games, Gardevoir is a powerful contender in Pokkén Tournament. In this other world Pokémon brawler Gardevoir is able to hit opponents from afar using its psychic powers like Foresight. In Super Smash Bros. these abilities are used to create a shield that neutralizes energy blasts. No matter what the game is, Gardevoir has managed to enthrall players with its powers.

First on the list is none other than Shadow Lugia which is a much improved version of this legendary Pokemon. Sometimes the design of a Pokémon can tell you what it is at first glance. Vikavolt is an Electric/Bug type that’s lightning fast (pun intended) that may be based off the ships from Galaga. There are plenty of new Electric Pokémon that outclass it but this little bug that can take out any bird of prey. However, this list of best Pokemon cards are mainly focused on the first few generations, rather than the later gens as we’re not too familiar with the newer ones. The Tag Team GX cards from the Sun & Moon: Team Up set feature famous duos of all varieties, from fairy magic duo Sylveon and Gardevoir to the unlikely water pairing of Wailord and Magikarp. But no duo will ever be as well-known, popular or well-matched as the Mewtwo and Mew Tag Team GX card. Take a look at some of the other trading card games worth your timeDicebreaker is owned by Gamer Network Limited, a ReedPop company and subsidiary of Reed Exhibitions Limited.