The Charizard might have been pulled a handful of times in as many days, but what we don't know is how many pack rips it took to get there
Each turn can begin by drawing a card, and then doing any appropriate actions, like: Attaching an Energy card to a Pokemon (only limited to once per turn) Evolving a Basic Pokemon to its Stage 1 form (can be done as many times per turn as possible) Triggering the effects of your Pokemon abilities (most abilities can only be played once per turn) Use Trainer cards (Supporter and Stadium cards can only be played once per turn, but other types of Trainer cards can be used multiple times in the same turn) Retreating and paying the retreat cost of your Active Pokemon (only limited to once per turn, and as long as you have at least one benched Pokemon to replace your Active Pokemon) Attacking the opponents Active Pokemon (only limited to once per turn, and doing this action automatically ends your turn) You can also end your turn without making any attacks by simply announcing it to your opponent
You can also extend the concept by playing cards like Mizzix, Replica Rider, Vega, the Watcher, Keeper of Secrets, and Flaming Tyrannosaurus, which reward you for playing cards from any zone other than your hand
Lucario Pokmon Rumble #12 Number 12 Supertype Pokmon Subtypes Stage 1 Rarity Unknown Artist HP 90 Regulation Mark None Retreat Cost Colorless Weaknesses Psychic2 Metal Claw FightingColorlessColorless 40 Pulse Blast FightingMetalColorlessColorless 80 unlimited: Legal
That combination is where things get wild
+1/+1 counter decks are a natural archetype to add this to, but its also fantastic in superfriends decks and even decks using charge counters or -1/-1 counters
