This indicates the number and kind of energy cards that need to be attached to a Pokemon in order for it to use that attack. To the left of each attack is the energy cost. In this case, Tail Whap would do 10 damage, and your opponent would put a token indicating 10 damage on their active Pokemon.
To the right of each attack is the amount of damage the attack does to your opponent’s active Pokemon. This Pikachu has two attacks, Tail Whap and Spark. Like in the digital game, you get to choose one of these attacks to perform each round. To the right of the HP is the energy type of the Pokemon, in this case Lightning.īelow the art of the Pokemon, you will find a list of attacks.On the top-right, the HP (hit points) next to the number 60 indicates how much damage the Pokemon can take before being knocked out.Next to the word basic is the name of the Pokemon, in this case Pikachu.Starting on the left, the word ‘basic’ indicates this is a basic Pokemon.
There are several important elements along the top of each card: The starting version of a Pokemon is known as a basic Pokemon, like this Pikachu. Those videos are below, along with our text-based summaries that contain a bit more detail so you can reference them later without rewatching an entire video.
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The Pokemon YouTube channel created a series of quick, helpful videos to teach you everything you need to know about the basic rules of the game. The Pokemon TCG is an incredibly easy game to learn, and it’s worth doing no matter your age or experience – because it’s incredibly fun. Learning Pokemon TCG is a series of blogs and videos that teaches you everything you need to know to start playing! This series is updated regularly to ensure all information is accurate.
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