Mythical Island: New Cards in the Booster Pack Expansion

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New Mythical Island Booster Pack Release Date

Mythical Island Booster Pack Will Be Released This December 16 PST!

The Mythical Island Theme Booster Pack will be released on December 16 (PST). Mew Ex is featured in the Booster Pack. The latest video is now available on official YouTube.

Log in Event Will Be Held From the Same Day

Starting from the release date of the new Booster Pack, a Holiday Countdown Campaign will also be held. From December 16th to 19th (PST), you can receive 12 Pack Hourglasses per day (a total of 36) by logging into the game.

Mythical Island Booster Pack Cards

Mew Ex

Evolve	Type	Special Element
Basic	Psychic Type	Ex Rule
HP	Weakness	Retreat
130	+20	×1

1. Psyshot

   20
2. Genome Hacking
   Choose 1 of your opponent's Active Pokemon's attacks and use it as this attack.

Mew, featured on the cover, makes its debut as a Pokemon ex. With 130 HP and a retreat cost of 1 Energy, it can serve as a Tank, much like Zapdos ex.

Additionally, Mew ex's Genome Hack Ability can be used with only Colorless Energy and allows you to copy your opponent's attack, making it a card worth considering for many decks.

Aerodactyl Ex

Evolve	Type	Special Element
Stage 1	Fighting Type	Ex Rule
HP	Weakness	Retreat
140	+20	×1

1. 

   Primeval Law
   Your opponent can't play any Pokemon from their hand to evolve their Active Pokemon.
2. Land Crush

   80

Aerodactyl Pokemon Ex appears in Fighting Type. Primeval Law Ability has the effect of blocking the opponent's battle Pokemon's Evolve. This may make cards like Weezing and Starmie ex a bit harder to use.

Dedenne

Evolve	Type	Special Element
Basic	Lightning Type	None
HP	Weakness	Retreat
60	+20	×1

1. Thunder Shock

   10
   Flip a coin. If heads, your opponent's Active Pokemon is now Paralyzed.

Dedenne is in the new Pokemon slot. Like Pincurchin, it also has the Thunder Shock ability, and its power has been reduced from 30 to 10. However, it can be used with just 1 Energy, which is a distinctive feature.

Vaporeon

Evolve	Type	Special Element
Stage 1	Water Type	None
HP	Weakness	Retreat
120	+20	×2

1. 

   Wash Out
   As often as you like during your turn, you may move a Water Energy from 1 of your Benched Water Pokemon to your Active Water Pokemon.
2. Wave Splash

   60

The new Vaporeon card has the Wash Out Ability, allows you to move as many Water Energy attached to Bench Water Pokemon to an Active Spot Water Pokémon as you like. This might strengthen the switching strategies with Starmie ex and Articuno ex.

Marshadow

Evolve	Type	Special Element
Basic	Fighting	None
HP	Weakness	Retreat
80	+20	×1

1. Revenge

   40+
   If any of your Pokemon were Knocked Out by damage from an attack during your opponent's last turn, this attack does 60 more damage.

The new Pokemon, Marshadow, is introduced as a Fighting Type. If one of your Pokemon was knocked out by the opponent on their previous turn, its Attack damage becomes 100. Being a Fighting Type, it is noteworthy that it can One-Hit KO Pikachu ex.

Tauros

Evolve	Type	Special Element
Basic	Colorless	None
HP	Weakness	Retreat
100	+20	×2

1. Fighting Tackle

   40+
   If your opponent's Active Pokemon is a Pokemon Ex this attack does 80 more damage.

Tauros makes its debut with a new effect. It has an Attack that deals 120 damage if the opponent's Pokemon is a Pokemon ex. While it's impressive that it can One-Hit KO Pikachu ex, many Pokemon ex typically have 130 or more HP, so it's uncertain how effective it will be.

Magmar

Evolve	Type	Special Element
Basic	Fire	-
HP	Weakness	Retreat
80	+20	×2

1. Fire Blast

   80
   Discard 2 Fire Energy from this Pokemon.

The new Magmar card is impressive that its Attack power has been increased by +30 compared to the existing Magmar. Blaine's effect also works with this card, allowing it to deal up to 110 damage. It will be interesting to see which version of Magmar becomes more commonly used.

Exeggcute

Evolve	Type	Special Element
Basic	Grass	-
HP	Weakness	Retreat
50	+20	×1

1. Growth Spurt
   Takes a Grass Energy fro myour Energy Zone and attach it to this Pokemon.

A new Exeggcute card has been released. Its Attack effect allows you to attach 1 Grass Energy. However, since the evolved Exeggutor and Exeggutor ex can use their Attacks with just 1 Energy, it may come down to personal preference whether to use this new Exeggcute or the existing one, which can deal more damage.

Dhelmise

Evolve	Type	Special Element
Basic	Grass	-
HP	Weakness	Retreat
100	+20	×2

1. Energy Whip

   20+
   If this Pokemon has at least 3 extra Grass Energy attached this attack does 70 more damage.

A new Pokemon, Dhelmise, will also be available. In terms of performance, it seems better to think of it as a Grass-type Lapras. While 100 HP is quite powerful for a Basic Pokemon, it is uncertain how effective it will be in a Grass deck without Energy Acceleration like Misty.

Blue

1. On your opponent's next turn, all of your Pokemon will receive -10 Attack damage from your opponent's Pokemon.

Blue appears as the Supporter card. It has the opposite effect to Giovanni, which reduces the damage your Pokemon takes by 10 on your opponent's next turn.

In a Mewtwo ex mirror match, it can barely survive the opponent's Psystrike, but it can protect Bench Pokemon from Articuno ex's Blizzard. It's a card that seems like it will have some very interesting and useful gameplay.

Leaf

1. During this turn. the Retreat Cost of your Active Pokemon is 2 less.

A new Supporter card, Leaf, has also been introduced. Leaf reduces the retreat cost of your Active Pokemon by 2 Energy. Since it functions like two X Speed cards, it’s likely to be included in many decks as a third or additional X Speed.

Other Pokemon With No Additional Effects

The Pokemon Morelull, Larvesta, and Snivy with no effects have been revealed. All of them are Pokemon that evolve, so we can look forward to the performance of their evolutions.

Pokemon That Could Only Be Seen in the PV

Liepard	Exeggutor	Magikarp	Gyarados
Volcarona	Mankey	Serperior	Salandit
Stonjourner	Beheeyem	Rapidash	Pikachu

Although the cards have not been confirmed, the 12 types of Pokemon mentioned above appeared in the PV. There is a high possibility that these Pokemon will be made into cards.

Pikachu is Almost Confirmed to Be Recorded

The asbility effect hasn’t been confirmed, but a card that looks like Pikachu appears in the footage. Therefore, it's safe to assume that a new Pikachu card will almost certainly be included.

Mythical Island Booster Pack Added To Solo Battle

The Mythical Island Booster Packs Will Also Be Featured in Solo Battles

With the addition of the Mythical Island, a new battle will be added to the solo battle. It seems that he will be using a deck centered around cards from Mythical Islands.

Pidgeot Ex May Also Be Available

The image on the official website shows the Green & Pidgeot Ex deck in Expert Battle. Pidgeot Ex may also be included in Mythical Island.

Mythical Island Booster Pack New Binder and Board Introduced

With the addition of the Mythical Island, new Binder and Display Board designs will also be available for players to customize their deck. The design depicts the scenery of the island where the Themed Booster Pack is set.

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Grass	Fire	Water	Lightning	Psychic
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Rule
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Supporter	Item