Viewing a mere image of this Umbreon VMAX card doesnt truly capture its greatness
001 Caterpie C 002 Metapod C 003 Butterfree R 004 Paras C 005 Parasect C 006 Petilil C 007 Lilligant C 008 Maractus U 009 Karrablast C 010 Foongus C 011 Amoonguss ex RR 012 Shelmet C 013 Accelgor U 014 Durant C 015 Virizion U 016 Sprigatito C 017 Floragato C 018 Meowscarada R 019 Nymble C 020 Magmar C 021 Magmortar R 022 Torchic C 023 Combusken U 024 Blaziken ex RR 025 Torkoal C 026 Ns Darumaka C 027 Ns Darmanitan U 028 Larvesta C 029 Volcarona U 030 Reshiram ex RR 031 Volcanion ex RR 032 Articuno U 033 Remoraid C 034 Octillery U 035 Lotad C 036 Lombre C 037 Ludicolo R 038 Wingull C 039 Pelipper U 040 Wailmer C 041 Wailord R 042 Regice U 043 Veluza ex RR 044 Alolan Geodude C 045 Alolan Graveler C 046 Alolan Golem U 047 Ionos Voltorb C 048 Ionos Electrode U 049 Ns Joltik C 050 Togedemaru C 051 Tapu Koko ex RR 052 Ionos Tadbulb C 053 Ionos Bellibolt ex RR 054 Ionos Wattrel C 055 Ionos Kilowattrel R 056 Lillies Clefairy ex RR 057 Alolan Marowak U 058 Mr
Metal Pikachu Card Following the same lead as the Classic Collection set, we also got a reprint of the original Pikachu card on metal
In the right context, its a central lock piece in a control deck that hinders the development and success of any archetype that emphasizes one and two-mana spells
Standout Cards Gen V: Megalo Cannon [BW9] No
So if you do come up against a Grass or Psychic deck, or even worse, a deck that combines both, you might be in trouble given that the Fighting type Pokemon in the Lycanroc V deck have weakness to either one of those types
