Pokémon card gamelatest extension, silver stormreleased on November 11, brings fans exciting new cards, such as a variety of stunning Lugia cards as well as several new Light cards for Pokémon, such as Jirachi and Alaka Zam.
silver storm is the penultimate extension sword and shield collection, the perfect way to celebrate the holidays. Whether it’s Alola Vulpix, Lugia V, or the trainer card Lance, every trainer hopes to get a lot of cards when they open each card pack.
10 Friends of Galar (Full Picture)
Friends of Galar is a fun complete art card depicting the main characters from Friends of Galar. Pokémon Sword and Shield Played alongside their archrivals throughout the game. Many fans immediately coveted this card because of its interesting artwork rather than its actual effects.
Friends of Galar’s effect allows players to draw 3 cards, which may have its uses, but most players who get the full art version of this card will keep it for their collection rather than their deck.
9 Radiant Alakazam
This card features beautiful artwork of one of the best Psychic-type Pokémon, Alakazam, as its Shiny variant. This card is visually stunning and many trainers won’t find it too difficult to get their hands on.
This card has an ability called “Pain Spoon,” which allows the player to move up to 2 damage counters from any of their opponent’s Pokémon and place them on a different Pokémon. This is the perfect strategy for knocking out powerful Pokémon your opponent may have. Alakazam’s attack “Psychic Ruler” usually causes 20 points of damage, and an additional 20 points of damage for each card in the opponent’s hand.
8 The radiant Jirachi
This card depicts another Pokémon as its Shiny variant; this time it’s Jirachi, one of the strongest Mythical Pokémon. Just like Alakazam, Jirachi has a single ability and a single attack. Jirachi’s ability “Entrusted Wish”, as long as Jirachi is knocked down by the opponent’s Pokémon’s attack, the player can take 3 cards from the deck and put them into the hand.
Jirachi’s attack “Astral Doom” does no damage. However, players can flip 2 coins, and if both coins land heads, the opponent’s Pokémon is immediately knocked out. For the luckiest players, Jirachi can be a dangerous and powerful card.
7 Phoenix King V (full picture)
The artwork for Ho-Oh’s regular V cards, as well as their full artwork, are both beautiful cards that are worth keeping and are already very popular cards. Ho-Oh has a powerful ability called “Resurrection Flame” that can only be used when the card is in the discard pile.
If so, then the player can put this Pokémon on their bench and attach up to 4 energy cards to it from the discard pile. Once completed, the player’s turn ends. Ho-oh’s attack will cause 100 points of damage, plus 30 points of damage for each point of base energy attached. So under normal circumstances, Phoenix King will cause 220 points of damage.
6 Serena (Full Art)
Serena is the heroine of the show. Pokémon X & Y game.Many fans have already designated Serena’s all-art trainer card as one of their most wanted cards silver storm. This card allows players to choose between two different effects.
The first effect allows the player to discard up to 3 cards (and no less than 1), and then draw cards until there are at least 5 cards in hand. The second effect allows players to swap one of their opponent’s bench Pokémon with their active Pokémon. This is a great effect for players who have retreated with a V card that only has a little health remaining.
5 Lugia VSTAR (Secret)
This amazing card is one that many players would love to own, whether it’s the common Lugia VSTAR or the rarer secret version. Lugia is one of the best dual-type flying Pokémon, and this card hits the spot.
It features a normal powerful attack that deals an incredible 220 damage and also allows players to discard stadium cards from the game. Lugia’s VSTAR power, called Summoning Star, allows players to put up to two Normal-type Pokémon without a rule box from the discard pile onto their bench.
4 Reggie Drago V (Alternative Art)
This card depicts a cozy image of Reggie Drago V’s alternate art card as it is located in an ancient ruin. Fans can also spot a flying Lugia in the corner of the card.
Reggie Drago has two different attacks: The first is called Celestial Roar and allows the player to discard the top three cards of the deck, but if any of them are energy cards, they can attach them to Reggie Enter Largo. Reggie Drago’s second attack, “Dragon Laser,” deals 130 damage and an additional 30 damage to one of your opponent’s benched Pokémon.
3 Rayquaza VMAX (Trainer Gallery)
This card depicts one of the best snake Pokémon, Rayquaza, along with Zinnia Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire. The two of them join forces in a whole new way, harnessing Rayquaza’s awesome new powers. Rayquaza’s ability “Blue Pulse” allows players to discard cards from their hand once per turn to draw 3 new cards.
Its attack “Max Burst” normally deals 20 points of damage, but also deals an additional 80 points of damage for each electric or fire type energy attached. Since Rayquaza’s max burst already requires one of these, they can usually do 180 damage if the player only discards the ones they need.
2 Unown V (Alternative Art)
This fun-filled card depicts the beloved unknown Pokémon.The card’s alternative artwork is already one of the most popular silver storm. This card has two attacks, the first of which deals 30 damage while confusing the defending Pokémon.
Unown’s second attack is a very extraordinary card that can seize victory in a difficult situation. If they use this attack and only have one prize card left, they automatically win the game. All they need is to attach three basic energy cards.
1 Lugia V (Alternative Art)
Trainers have been paying attention to Lugia V’s alternate art cards since they first appeared. This stunning card depicts Lugia in the middle of a storm, with a sailor watching it pass by. Regular Lugia V is also worth buying for its beautiful Lugia-across-the-sea artwork, but nothing can compete with the beauty of its alternative art.
Lugia has two attacks against this card, the first is “Read the Wind”, which allows the player to discard 1 card and draw 3. Its second attack is “Aerial Dive”, which deals 130 damage and allows the player to discard a Stadium card in play.