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Starting with the Black & White Series, expansions contain Full Art reprints of certain Legendary Pokémon from the set. On average, English booster boxes will contain 2 Full Art cards, meaning about 1 card per 18 packs. In Japan, the cards are {{TCG|Secret card}}s: cards with a number above the set number. The English numbering system places them at the end of the set. | Starting with the Black & White Series, expansions contain Full Art reprints of certain Legendary Pokémon from the set. On average, English booster boxes will contain 2 Full Art cards, meaning about 1 card per 18 packs. In Japan, the cards are {{TCG|Secret card}}s: cards with a number above the set number. The English numbering system places them at the end of the set. | ||
Starting with {{TCG|Next Destinies}}, all Full Art cards are {{TCG|Pokémon-EX}}. The English releases of these cards feature a special embossed etching treatment. | |||
==Cards with Full Art prints== | ==Cards with Full Art prints== | ||
Revision as of 01:15, 28 March 2012
Full Art cards are an artwork variant of cards in the Pokémon Trading Card Game. They were first introduced in the Black & White expansion.
Starting with the Black & White Series, expansions contain Full Art reprints of certain Legendary Pokémon from the set. On average, English booster boxes will contain 2 Full Art cards, meaning about 1 card per 18 packs. In Japan, the cards are Secret cards: cards with a number above the set number. The English numbering system places them at the end of the set.
Starting with Next Destinies, all Full Art cards are Pokémon-EX. The English releases of these cards feature a special embossed etching treatment.
Cards with Full Art prints
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