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Search your deck for a Supporter card that has Holon in its name, show it to your opponent, and put it into your hand. Shuffle your deck afterward. Or, search your discard pile for a Supporter card that has Holon in its name, show it to your opponent, and put it into your hand.
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Mantidactyle
This is the key card of the Holon engine.
Mentor, Adventurer, Lass, Scientist… A lot of decks in this format used it.
achildrenscardgame
A VS Seeker (RG) #100 OR a Random Receiver (DEX) #99 (that isn’t random at all) for the Holon engine! Very very good.
Whitmer 4 POTUS
Sadly, CRE Welcoming Lantern is the closest thing we’ve got to this nowadays. Nowhere near as good as VS Seeker was!
Nosredna
how is this not 100%?? Such a great and format defining card
Otaku
It helps to know how the Ratings were calculated. For a while, when you came to this website (maybe you had to sign in?), you would be presented with two (randomly?) chosen cards, and asked to pick which one was better.
So a 100% would mean Holon Transceiver either got insanely luck, or always showed up for…
1) …people familiar with the Holon Trainer engine and its role during certain years of the Standard Format but…
2) …never up against another Format-defining card, like Computer Search, Energy Removal, Gust of Wind, Item Finder, Professor Oak, Super Energy Removal, etc. and lastly…
3) …that no one clicked the wrong card by mistake; the vote was registered and saved immediately, so you couldn’t change your mind!
Adam Capriola
Hey all—new “is” terms are now available! Here’s a partial list:
– is:holon
– is:rod
– is:ball
– is:broken
You can find the rest on the Advanced Search or Syntax pages. I’m willing to add more if you have requests. Most of the “is”
terms up until now have been official card classifications; the new ones are more for fun or curiosity. Certain searches are tricky to perform or you might not think of performing them, so having these terms available adds convenience. The idea is to encourage the spirit of discovery.