25 Grass Energy 3 Bulbasaur 2 Ivysaur 1 Venusaur 4 Weedle 3 Kakuna 2 Beedrill 3 Nidoran Male 2 Nidorino 1 Nidoking 2 Grimer 1 Muk 2 Scyther 3 Dratini 2 Dragonair 1 Dragonite (Promotional Edition) 19 Pokemon 4 Charmander 3 Charmeleon 2 Charizard 4 Growlith 3 Arcanine 3 Magmar (fossil) 17 Trainer 4 Bill 1 Professor Oak 2 Pokemon Breeder 4 Switch 4 Energy Removal 3 Super Energy Removal 23 Energy 20 Fire Energy 3 Rainbow Energy 4 Squirtle 3 Wartortle 2 Blastoise 4 Articuno 4 Psyduck 3 Golduck 3 Bill 4 Potion 2 Super Potion 1 Professor Oak 30 Water Energy Stronghold Deck 2 Chansey 2 Kangaskhan 2 Snorlax 3 Imposter Professor Oak 3 Lass 4 Clefairy Doll 4 Mystery Fossil 4 Pokemon Center 4 Scoop Up 2 Defender 4 Double Colorless Energy 26 Random Energy Legendary Deck 4 Articuno Lv
Flash creatures either function as one-for-one removal spells (Hired Blade), as two-for-one removal spells (Sentinels of Glen Elendra is better at surviving combat than Ashcoat Bear), and as flexible curve-fillers (Cloaked Siren lets you hold up interaction and have a threat if you dont need to use it)
Being able to copy your opponents Active Pokemon to attack or using Bosss Orders [Paldea Evolved], allows you to open up gameplay in many decks that can accelerate Energy to it
Theres not much synergy amongst these cards, but each one does reflect the characters they portray with a lot of flavor
Couldn't any size spell be free
Because Japanese sets release earlier than English sets, fans have already gotten a peak at whats to come by taking a look at the new Japanese release
