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{P} → Juxtapose
Flip a coin. If heads, switch the number of damage counters on Rocket’s Mewtwo with the number of damage counters on the Defending Pokémon (even if it would Knock Out either Pokémon). (It’s okay if 1 of the Pokémon has no damage counters on it.)
{P}{P} → Hypnoblast : 20
Flip a coin. If heads, the Defending Pokémon is now Asleep.
{P}{P}{P}{C} → Psyburn : 60
illus. Shin-ichi Yoshida
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TheFlub
Was this the first Pokemon with more than 2 attacks?
Matheus Aguiar
Bulbapedia says so.
I remember my first time seeing this card, I was so awed at the three attacks… Good old times.
Blob Takeshi
When I first saw a card with 3 attacks, it was a trailer for the Neo series and I was so jealous!
coolestman22
plus Alakazam Base Set and Vileplume from whatever set.
feyblade
There should be more cards with the “it’s okay” reminder/clarification text.
“It’s okay if you have no cards in your deck”
“it’s okay if if this attack cannot do any damage”
“It’s okay if the recoil effect from this attack causes you to lose the game.”
Jiří z Poděbrad
Everything will be OK :)
Rick Barfunkle
This card may have the smallest Pokemon card illustration box of all time. Impossible to unsee!
Crystal
This card is one of many featured in the Pokémon TCG Online Illustration Exhibition, which has a novel bonus of providing digital artwork for cards we typically haven’t had access to before they started consistently providing them for PTCGO. Has the staff of the site considered scraping the exhibit for these images to bring a few older cards in line with the “newer standard”, or would you prefer to stick with scans for consistency’s sake?
https://pokemon-card-b-mode.anique.jp/en/exhibition/pokemon-card?initBooth=122043481&fn=1&maa=1
Foon-Gus Fring
LTR Gardevoir has this same attack, under the name “Eternal Radiance”!!
LightYearLiam
They’re actually pretty different. Switching the damage counters of two Pokemon is quite different from moving all damage counters from one Pokemon for another. Also, Juxtapose requires a coin flip and Eternal Radiance prevents its own usage during the player’s next turn.