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Poké-POWER ⇢ Phoenix Turn
Once during your opponent’s turn, if Ho-Oh would be Knocked Out by damage from an attack, you may flip a coin. If heads, Ho-Oh isn’t discarded. Instead, remove all damage counters, Special Conditions, and other effects from Ho-Oh. Then, discard all cards attached to Ho-Oh (except for Energy cards). This counts as Ho-Oh being Knocked Out and your opponent takes a Prize card.
{C}{C}{C}{C} → Rainbow Wing : 20×
This attack does 20 damage times the number of different types of basic Energy cards attached to Ho-Oh.
illus. Kazuyuki Kano · LV.45
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Its feathers are in seven colors. It is said that anyone seeing it is promised eternal happiness.
Quarter-Turn
“Rainbow Wing” is a lot like “Rainbow Burn” on the upcoming Ho-Oh EX.
EDIT: And also apparently like Ho-Oh N3 18, and Ho-Oh ex from UF and POP. I did not realize this was a trend.
Warnock 2022
But I still think this Poke-POWER is extremely unique!! Is there another Ability out there like it? Ho-oh loses all its energy cards/tools/TMs, etc, along with damage counters and status conditions, and just… stays in the Active Spot!
coolestman22
Caps at 160. This OHKOed everything back then. Good.
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Kazuyuki Kano’s art for the Pokémon TCG is mostly contained within Secret Wonders and Mysterious Treasures (with a couple stragglers ending up as POP cards and promos). The 27 cards credited to him in the English edition appear to be the entirety of his contribution?
I always thought his art looked like polished models from Battle Revolution – the stiff pose Ho-Oh is in here really reminds me of how it’s rigged in the 3D games – but I can’t make my mind up. Perhaps he was contributing directly to the TCG as a freelancer, but he may well have worked on PBR models as he* goes on to do exactly that for other video games. A Kazuyuki Kano can be found credited as a Character Animator** for Street Fighter IV (2008). After this, his credits usually list him as a member of AVANT Inc., starting off with the video game Vanquish (2010, as Lead Character Modeller), Xenoblade Chronicles X (2015, no specific title?), and in Kingdom Hearts III (2019, as Character Artist).
* Or perhaps there’s another Kazuyuki Kano out there? I can’t promise that isn’t the case!
** At least one online source credits him as a modeller instead, but I’m going with the game manual here.