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*56 cards in Japanese release | *56 cards in Japanese release | ||
==Sequence== | ==Sequence== | ||
*9th English Expansion | *9th English Expansion | ||
*8th Japanese Expansion | *8th Japanese Expansion | ||
==Release dates== | ==Release dates== | ||
* | *7 July 2000 - Japanese Promotional Set, Japanese Expansion | ||
* | *1 June 2001 - English Expansion | ||
Neo Discovery was shipped on | Neo Discovery was shipped on 24 May 2001, so some collectors managed to get early releases. | ||
==Theme decks== | ==Theme decks== | ||
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*The only two non-holographic rare cards that were not duplicates were Espeon and Umbreon. | *The only two non-holographic rare cards that were not duplicates were Espeon and Umbreon. | ||
*As with {{TCG|Neo Genesis|Neo 1}} in Japan, Neo 2 had a 9 card promotional set - five of those (Espeon, Umbreon, Unown E, Unown N, and Unown O) were added to the English set. Two became Promotional cards (reverse-holographic Pichu and Entei), and one was never released in English (a reverse-holographic Charizard). Eevee, a reprint of the card in the expansion, also was not released in English. The characters represented by the three Unown cards spell out "NEO". | *As with {{TCG|Neo Genesis|Neo 1}} in Japan, Neo 2 had a 9 card promotional set - five of those (Espeon, Umbreon, Unown E, Unown N, and Unown O) were added to the English set. Two became Promotional cards (reverse-holographic Pichu and Entei), and one was never released in English (a reverse-holographic Charizard). Eevee, a reprint of the card in the expansion, also was not released in English. The characters represented by the three Unown cards spell out "NEO". | ||
**They also spell out "EON", the suffix shared by all of the [[ | **They also spell out "EON", the suffix shared by all of the [[Eeveelution]]s. | ||
*Dark Raichu made its official Japanese debut in Neo 2 (as a super rare); it was first produced as a Wizards of the Coast exclusive card back in {{TCG|Team Rocket}}. | *Dark Raichu made its official Japanese debut in Neo 2 (as a super rare); it was first produced as a Wizards of the Coast exclusive card back in {{TCG|Team Rocket}}. | ||
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