Japanese Trainer card Magma Basin 170/172 (マグマの滝壺 / Magma Basin), a Stadium from the s12a VSTAR Universe set (2022), illustrated by ORBITALLINK Inc. It recharges your Fire Pokémon from the discard pile.
Japanese Trainer Supporter card Roller Skater 058/064 (ローラースケーター / Roller Skater) from the sm11a Remix Bout set (2019), illustrated by Yusuke Ohmura. Discard a card and draw 2, or 4 if it was an Energy.
Japanese Trainer card Lake Acuity 071/071 (エイチ湖 / Lake Acuity), a Stadium from the s10a Dark Phantasma set (2022), illustrated by Oswaldo KATO. The snowy Sinnoh lake protects Water and Fighting Pokémon.
Japanese Trainer card Damage Pump 064/071 (ダメージポンプ / Damage Pump), an Item from the s10a Dark Phantasma set (2022), illustrated by sadaji. It moves damage counters between your Pokémon.
Japanese Trainer Supporter card Boss's Orders 020/020 (ボスの指令 / Boss's Orders) featuring Cyrus, from the sPD Deoxys VSTAR & VMAX High-Class Deck (2022), illustrated by GIDORA. The Supporter that pulls any opposing Pokémon into the Active Spot.
Japanese Trainer card Elemental Badge 062/069 (エレメンタルバッジ / Elemental Badge), a Pokémon Tool from the s6a Eevee Heroes set (2021). It lowers the attack costs of Vaporeon V, Jolteon V and Flareon V.
Japanese Trainer card Rusted Shield 169/190 (くちたたて / Rusted Shield), a Pokémon Tool from the s4a Shiny Star V set (2020). It adds 70 HP to Zamazenta V.
Japanese Pokémon card Alolan Diglett 030/054 from the sm9b Full Metal Wall set (2019), illustrated by Atsuko Nishida. The golden-whiskered mole pops out of the ground on a hill.
Japanese Pokémon card Pidgey 137/190 from the sv4a Shiny Treasure ex set (2023), illustrated by Oswaldo KATO. The little Kanto bird perched in a flowering tree.
Japanese Pokémon card Pachirisu 021/066 from the sm5M Ultra Moon set (2017), illustrated by OOYAMA. The electric squirrel trots through a canyon, in a retro style.
Japanese Pokémon card Emolga 009/052 from the sm8a Dark Order set (2018), illustrated by Megumi Mizutani. The electric flying squirrel rallies its Nuzzle friends.
Japanese Pokémon card Joltik 022/094 from the sm11 Miracle Twin set (2019), illustrated by Midori Harada. The electric spider clings to the fur of a bigger Pokémon.
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