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Once during each player’s turn (before attacking), that player may flip a coin. If heads, that player draws a card.
· Stadium rule: This card stays in play when you play it. Discard this card if another Stadium card comes into play.
illus. “Big Mama” Tagawa
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reshikrom64
Pokemon 3 was such a great movie. I really want to watch it again now.
Jack Stensrud
This is where battle city came from!
MarxForever
The artwork in this picture is actually New York City. As this artwork variant is exclusive to America and was made to commemorate the opening of the Pokemon Center in Rock a Feller Center New York. The Pichu riding the Pikachu riding the Charizard was something of a mascot for the opening, as the three flying over New York was featured on a lot of the memorabilia from the event, such as cups, t-shirts, clocks, and even a neat little statue of thee trio over Manhattan.
Incidentally, the Lucky Stadium card has actually had quite a few art variants in Japan, one for each region of the country, as well as one for the Chikorita and Tododile starter decks respectively, along with an Imakuni variant (the only other one we got over here, released in Neo Genesis.)
Charmaster
Speaking of which, why does pkmncards say this card was released on October 23rd, 2000? I just sent Jason Klaczynski an email asking if it should be legal in Prop 15/3, the format of the East Coast Super Trainer Showdown 2000, an event from November 18 2000; then I did some basic research and found out the store didn’t open until November 16 2001, and that it wasn’t even announced until November 1st of that year! Perhaps the fact that it’s promo number 41 should have alerted me to the error sooner.
Adam Capriola
I’ve updated the release for this. Not sure why that October date had been assigned—Pokémon Center, which has the same release, was correct. Regardless, thanks Charmaster!
Charmaster
Glad I could help! Just sad I won’t be able to slot these into any Prop 15/3 decks to bump Chaos Gym or The Rocket’s Training Gym and draw an extra card every other turn!
Submariner
Judging by the Super Smash Bros Melee renders for both Pikachu and Pichu, that Charizard render would probably be what Charizard would’ve looked like if it was a Fighter (back then known as Character) in Melee instead of a Poké Ball Pokémon.