Paradigm Trigger will continue to utilize Pokémon TCG’s newest VSTAR mechanic, as it has been confirmed the set will include Regidrago VSTAR and Regieleki VMAX. Paradigm Trigger will also feature Pokémon that haven’t been printed in a while, proving that the Pokémon TCG is expanding its reach to include even more Pokémon, and not just reprint after reprint. Art released in promotion of Paradigm Trigger has revealed multiple evolution lines - Omastar, Armaldo, Stunfisk, and Stonjourner - that will be included in the set, though their official cards have not been revealed yet. Including these ancient Pokémon is another hint that the set has been inspired by Fossil and Neo Discovery. That being said, the following is every card revealed so far: Paradigm Trigger comes out on October 21, after the release of another Japanese-exclusive expansion set, Incandescent Arcana. Both expansion sets include Pokémon from various generations while also bringing an end to the Gen 8 era of the Pokémon TCG. In addition to Paradigm Trigger, the best Incandescent Arcana cards will hit Silver Tempest, the international Pokémon TCG set which will bid adieu to the Sword and Shield era. Silver Tempest will be released November 11, just days before the Gen 9 games, Pokémon Scarlet and Violet, are released for the Nintendo Switch. Earthen/Forest Seal Stone - well, Forest one is not just a very good tool card, but also a counter to Path to the Peak. 3/5 As often as you like during your turn, you may move a [F] Energy from 1 of your Pokemon to this Pokemon.

If this Pokemon is in your hand when you are setting up to play, you may put it face down as your Active Pokemon. This Stadium stays in play when you play it. Discard it if another Stadium comes into play. If a Stadium with the same name is in play, you can’t play this card. Whenever you play a Pokémon for your hand to evolve the Pokémon V this card is attached to, heal 100 damage from that Pokémon. Lost Abyss:Releasing on July 15th, this set will feature Origin Forme Giratina. Stay tuned for details. C] Flower Bloom: Search your discard pile for up to 2 Energy cards, reveal them, and put them in your hand.Pikachu/Togedemaru/Morpeko/Dedenne - what happens if the chain is broken? because they don't have a free retreat and low hp. 3-4 (ALL) R] Assist Flame: 20 damage. Attach up to 2 [R] Energy from your discard pile to your Pokemon in any way you like. If this Pokémon is in your hand when you are setting up to play, you may put it face down as your Active Pokémon.

C][C] Cell Fork: 60 damage. Choose 2 of your opponent’s Benched Pokemon and put 3 damage counters on each of them. Once during your turn, you may put up to 2 Colorless Pokemon that don't have a Rule Box from your discard pile to your Bench. (You can't use more than 1 VSTAR Power in a game.)Wow. This Lugia V is a complete show-stopper, forgoing the overdone computer-generated style of this card type for a stunning illustration. Mitushiro Arita is best known for illustrating what may be the most iconic trading card ever produced: the Base Set Charizard. Now, he brings his skills to Lugia decades later for a card that is so beautiful that, were it the Alternate Art Lugia, it would be the definitive chase card of the set. Instead, it'll be an easy-to-pull Pokémon-V that will go down as one of the most gorgeous cards in this set. Once per turn, you can use this ability if there is no Supporter card in the discard pile. Attach a Fighting Energy from your Discard Pile to one of your Pokemon. Time Gazer and Space Juggler, which we discovered last August, will obviously feature Dialga and Palkia. We’ll probably see them around March.