How To Play

First You Need The 60 Card Starter Deck.

Shuffle Your Deck Of Pokémon And Draw The

Number Of Pokémon You Are Using In The Match.

If You Don't Get A Basic Pokémon Shuffle Them Again.

Choose A Pokémon To Be Your Active Pokémon,

That Is The One You Use First.

Attach Energy To Your Pokémon, Then Do An Attack.

To Get Get The Rest Of The Rules, There Is A

Rulebook That Comes With The Starter Deck.

There are 6 coins that you can get from the pre-constructed decks:

Base Set - Chansey Coin 

Jungle Set - Vileplume Coin (Power Reserve) 

Jungle Set - Eevee Coin (Water Blast) 

Fossil Set - Aerodactyl Coin

Base Set 2 - Pikachu Coin

Rocket Set - Meowth Coin

Gym: Heroes Set - Starmie Coin

Note: These are all English coins. There are many other Japanese coins.

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Card Of The Month

Porygon!

Why this card is good: Basic, Colorless card. Texture magic is good for inflicting double damage for weaknesses and 3D attack can be a good attack.

Why this card is bad: Only 50 HP

Rating: 8/10

August 2000

Card Illustrators

Ken Sugimori (Base, Jungle, Fossil, Promo, Rocket)

Mitsuhiro Arita (Base, Jungle, Fossil, Rocket)

Keiji Kinebuchi (All 3D cards)

Tomoaki Imakuni (Base Porygon)

Kagemaru Himeno (Jungle, Fossil, Rocket)

Miki Takano (Fossil Slowpoke)

Miki Tanaka (Rocket)

Sumiyoshi Kizuki (Rocket)

Shin-ichi Yoshida (Dark Raticate)

Atsuko Nishida (Rocket)

Christopher Rush (#12 Mewtwo Promo)

Benimaru Itoh (#14 Mewtwo Promo)

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