Instead, its a complex and, honestly, kind of ridiculous process involving burning cards, cooldown periods, and a new currency
If you look in the art, you'll see all sorts of things stuck to it, weapons of former creatures that fought it, a person that formerly fought in its armor, horseshoes (it was the set's expansion symbol), the power/toughness box and even the corner of its own art
TRR 86 1 Boss's Orders RCL 154 1 Pokmon Fan Club UPR 133 2 Pok Ball SUM 125 2 Switch SVI 194 2 Ultra Ball BRS 150 1 Rare Candy SUM 129 1 Super Rod BKT 149 1 Super Scoop Up BUS 124 1 VS Seeker PHF 109 1 Scorching Charcoal CLC 26 2 Computer Search BS 71 Energy - 16 7 Basic Fire Energy CLL FIR 7 Basic Lightning Energy CLL LIG 2 Double Colorless Energy BS 96 Visual Card Breakdown Charizard Deck Set List Charmander (Base Set) Charmeleon (Base Set) Charizard (Base Set) Ponyta (Astral Radiance) Rapidash (Astral Radiance) Magmar (Fossil) Ho-Oh ex (Pokmon TCG Classic) Pikachu (Base Set) Raichu (Sword & Shield) Voltorb (Base Set) Electrode (Base Set) Zapdos (Sun & Moon Promos) Clefairy (Base Set) Clefable (Jungle) Stantler (Secret Wonders) Miltank (Secret Wonders) Dunsparce (EX Sandstorm) Bill (HeartGold & SoulSilver) Boss's Orders (Rebel Clash) Computer Search (Base Set) Pok Ball (Sun & Moon) Pokmon Fan Club (Ultra Prism) Professor Oak (Base Set) Rare Candy (Sun & Moon) Rocket's Admin
Each time you knockout a Pokemon, youll get one Prize card
Its second attack, Obsidian, is even stronger because it can thoroughly disrupt the bench setup of other Stage 2 decks
