#TG1 - Braixen #TG2 - Milotic #TG3 - Flaaffy #TG4 - Jynx #TG5 - Gardevoir #TG6 - Malamar #TG7 - Rockruff #TG8 - Passimian #TG9 - Druddigon #TG10 - Smeargle #TG11 - Altaria #TG12 - Kricketune V #TG13 - Serperior V #TG14 - Blaziken V #TG15 - Blaziken VMAX #TG16 - Zeraora V #TG17 - Mawile V #TG18 - Corviknight V #TG19 - Corviknight VMAX #TG20 - Rayquaza VMAX #TG21 - Duraludon VMAX #TG22 - Blissey V #TG23 - Friends in Galar #TG24 - Gordie #TG25 - Judge #TG26 - Professor Burnet #TG27 - Raihan #TG28 - Sordward & Shielbert #TG29 - Rayquaza VMAX #TG30 - Duraludon VMAX
: Move a shield counter from this land onto target creature
Though blue ramps less than green, these cards play a vital role, capitalizing on their distinctiveness and strategic value
Weve seen exactly this recently with the cards from the Hatsune Miku crossover
3 Gengar & Mimikyu GX: This card shows Arita's skill in letting Pokmon interact on the cards, with Gengar and Mimikyu looking like they're doing their own Team Rocket pose
Amazing Dragon is WIND, Lightray Daedalus is LIGHT, Gladiator Beast Domitianus is DARK, and the now-banned Lavalval Chain is FIRE