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| V Battle Deck—Deoxys vs. Zeraora
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July 1, 2022
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The V Battle Deck—Deoxys vs. Zeraora is a pair of decks released during the Sword & Shield Series of the Pokémon Trading Card Game. They were associated with the Lost Origin expansion, which launched on September 9, 2022.
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- V Battle Deck—Deoxys vs. Zeraora
Two Strong Pokémon V Stand Ready!
Get ready for a major Pokémon battle with a ready-to-play double deck bundle—with extra Trainer cards! This set includes a deck for you and one for a friend. You can choose either Zeraora V or Deoxys V to lead your team in a heads-up battle against another Trainer. Then, switch up the decks and see what things look like from the other side—can you win with both powerful Pokémon V?
- V Battle Deck—Deoxys
A Meteor Shower of Psychic Power—with Deoxys V
A mysterious force rockets down from space...the Mystical Pokemon Deoxys V is on the attack! As Drifblim and Claydol keep close watch over your opponent's Bench, Gardevoir and Cresselia use their Psychic-type powers to keep your Pokemon awash in Enegy. And when you need a change of pace, Switch Cart carries your Active Pokemon away to the Bench for a rest!
- V Battle Deck—Zeraora
A Lightning Storm Stirs—with Zeraora V
Lightning crashes into your opponent's Pokemon with an overwhelming attack from Zeraora V! Along with Luxray and Boltund, this electrifying Mystical Pokemon hits for huge damage so you can keep landing Knock Outs. Meanwhile, Heliolisk targets your opponent's Bench, and Thunderus lets you quickly power up your team with help from Lady!
Information
This iteration of the V Battle Deck product line focused on the DNA Pokémon Deoxys and the Thunderclap Pokémon Zeraora. The V Battle Decks could be purchased individually as the Deoxys V Battle Deck and the Zeraora V Battle Deck or purchased together in the V Battle Deck—Deoxys vs. Zeraora. The focal Pokémon feature as exclusive alternate-art Pokémon V and are accompanied by like-typed Pokémon and an array of Trainer cards sourced from several Sword & Shield Series expansions such as Astral Radiance and Fusion Strike.
Each 60-card deck comes packaged with a deck box, damage counters, a single-player playmat, a rules booklet, a Quick Guide, three reference cards, an extra-large-sized coin, and a code card to unlock a digital version of it in the Pokémon Trading Card Game Live. The combined product includes eight more Trainer cards, a guide to integrate them, and another Pokémon TCG Live code card.
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