Have any of you heard about the ultra-rare and oversize cards in Japan? I know they're not tournament legal, but I'm giving tips anyway. The purpose of these strategies is to tell y'all what to do with these cards if you ever see them miniaturized in America. I'll start with Pikachu's Summer Vacation(you know, the Lightning type card with Pikachu, Jigglypuff, and Clefairy in a boat surfing down the river?).

Basic Poke'mon

     Pikachu's Summer Vacation       50 HP

 

 

 

2 Lightning Energy: Let's Play, Everybody

Effect: Search your deck for as many Basic Poke'mon as you wish and put them onto your Bench. Shuffle your deck afterward.(You can't use this attack if your Bench is full.)

Weakness: Fighting   Resistance: None  Retreat Cost: 1 Colorless Energy

 

     This is what I call broken. It's sad that it's too big to be played with, because I have a spot in my deck that it fits right into. If you see it smaller, then you should definitely play it in every single Lightning deck.

Rating: 9(It's not perfect because it can't defend itself) 

 

Next I'll do the Stadium Card Poke'mon Park:( You know, the Trainer card where Golbat, Oddish, Pikachu, Jigglypuff, and Poliwag stand before a mountain which has the word Poke'mon printed in English on it and in Japanese, the words Poke'mon Park on top of a sign above Pikachu?)

 

                             Trainer

Poke'mon Park(Stadium Card)

 

               As long as Poke'mon Park is in play, neither player may play Trainer cards except for other Stadium Cards.

 

     (This card must be placed at the side of the battle area. When another Stadium Card is put into play, you must discard Poke'mon Park.)

 

        Like Pikachu's Summer Vacation, this card is also a highly useful card. If only it weren't Jumbo-sized...

Rating: 9( If only it could prevent other Stadium Card use...)

 

  And now, the moment you have all been waiting for... the translation of Mewtwo Strikes Back(this is a card where Mewtwo and Mew are fighting with a frightened Pikachu in the background, it's a psychic type).

 

Basic Poke'mon

   Mewtwo Strikes Back           100 HP

 

Poke'mon Power: Stimulating Light:

As often as you and your opponent like during your turn(before your attack), you and your opponent may, if you wish, choose a Basic Poke'mon or Evolution Card from your decks and put them into your hands. Shuffle your deck afterward. This power can't be used if Mewtwo Strikes Back is Asleep, Confused, or Paralyzed.

 

2 Psychic Energy: Psycho Erase:

Effect: Look at your opponent's hand. If there are any Basic Poke'mon or Evolution cards in it, choose 1 of them and discard it.

Weakness: Psychic  Resistance: None  Retreat Cost: 3 Colorless Energy

     It looks as though we have another broken card. The Poke'mon Power is too good and the attack is screaming to be played with the Aerodactyl + Mew combo. The no damage and high retreat cost are scary though.

Rating: 8( Highly good if it weren't for it being Jumbo-sized)