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This is a Pokemon Trainer Card template you can download and use - assuming you have Adobe Photoshop, or something that can read PSD files, anyway - so that you can make your own Pokemon Trainer card in the style that I have setup
The Pokmon Trading Card Game (TCG) dates all the way back to 1996, when the original Base Set was released in Japan
This Rare card is numbered 85/86 in the set
One reason is the two-per-deck restriction, which makes risky cards like Misty that are tied to coin flips less appealing due to the hit to consistency
If you really wanted to cover all the bases, you could add 9 more cards that, according to my research, are rarely but occasionally played competitively these days: Arrogant Wurm, Beetleback Chief, Bottle Gnomes, Fyndhorn Elves, Order of Leitbur, Order of the Ebon Hand, Portent, Shield Sphere, and Whispers of the Muse
