Starting in March when Scarlet and Violet is released, all new art rare cards will become available! Whole evolutions will tell a story such as the Gardevoir line.
These cards will be denoted with AR (art rare) and SAR (super art rare). Here is a closer look at some of the most anticipated cards for 2023’s Scarlet and Violet.
The current Pokémon TCG competitive pool is getting rotated once again. But this time there will be some unexpected changes. This time legality is being determined by a regulation mark. On the bottom left corner of most modern cards there is a letter in a white box. This letter determines if a card is usable. Currently, the letters D, E, and F are all legal. Starting March 30th, any card denoted with a D will be removed.
Any set released after March 30th will also be legal 2 weeks after the release date.
The Japanese version of Pokémon cards are widely considered to be more appealing. The reverse side is more colorful, the borders compliment the art, and the textures make rare cards more vibrant. Finally, starting 2023 with the release of Scarlet and Violet, English sets are getting a huge makeover!
Take your first look at the all new English Pokémon Card
