The anticipation for the release of Pokemon TCG Paradise Dragona is steadily growing within the Pokemon card community, as fans eagerly await its arrival in the Japanese market.
While the set theme and box art featuring Stellar Tera-type Alolan Exeggutor puzzled some collectors, others were delighted by the initial release of Paradise Dragona cards. With the recent reveal of more cards at Pokemon Worlds 2024, the community has even more to look forward to.
Two cards that have garnered significant attention from the Pokemon TCG community are the Latios Art Rare and Latias ex Special Art Rare. Given the buzz surrounding these cards online, it is highly probable that they will become highly sought-after Paradise Dragona chase cards.
Latios (070/064) and Latias (087/064) Pokemon cards.
Based on reports from PokeBeach, it appears that these cards have more than just visual appeal and may also hold significant competitive value.
Latios possesses two powerful moves, Jet Headbutt and Skill Dive. Jet Headbutt inflicts a solid 110 damage, while Skill Dive has the ability to strike both Benched Pokemon and the Active Pokemon. Although it may not have the highest HP at 120, Latios can still make a significant impact in the early to mid stages of a game.
Latias ex appears much more dangerous in contrast. Its Eon Blade Attack inflicts 200 damage, but the drawback is that the Pokemon cannot attack on the next turn. Additionally, its Skyline Ability enables your Basic Pokemon to retreat from battle without incurring any Retreat Cost.
Upon first glance, it is evident that both of these cards possess great power. To fully unlock their potential, they must be incorporated into thoughtfully crafted decks. The initial unveiling was met with enthusiasm from the online Pokemon TCG collectors community, who praised the cards for their stunning designs.
“A passionate fan on X expressed their enthusiasm, stating, “I am thrilled that the cards complement each other, it’s really cool! It’s interesting that only the Latias was made into an SAR, but it’s still really cool!”Some also noted the variation in card types, proposing that the contrasting textures may seem unusual when placed together.”
Another Pokemon TCG enthusiast also joined the conversation, expressing their thoughts on the reveals by stating, “This set has convinced me to come out of my collecting retirement.”This sentiment was echoed by others, as one person chimed in, “I’m back too.”
Prior to the release of the two matching cards, there were already concerns among fans about their potential cost. One collector expressed their apprehension, exclaiming, “Oh no, it’s going to be an exorbitant amount.”
Whether your preference lies in collecting or competing, Paradise Dragona is a highly anticipated set to watch out for. It is scheduled for release on September 13, coinciding with the launch of the Stellar Crown expansion set, and is expected to be one of the most captivating sets of the year.
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