Pokemon TCG, since its inception in 1996, has been a whirlwind journey of nostalgia, strategy, and, of course, the thrill of the hunt for the rarest cards
Here is what appears in the trainer card: GAMES_STATS BlockOfs[2] + 0x061C FIRST_HOF_PLAY_TIME BlockOfs[2] + 0x0620 SecurityKey LINK_BATTLE_WINS BlockOfs[2] + 0x0678 SecurityKey LINK_BATTLE_LOSSES BlockOfs[2] + 0x067C SecurityKey POKEMON_TRADES BlockOfs[2] + 0x0670 SecurityKey POKEBLOCKS_WITH_FRIENDS BlockOfs[2] + 0x06A4 SecurityKey WON_LINK_CONTEST BlockOfs[2] + 0x06A8 SecurityKey BATTLE_POINTS_WON BlockOfs[0] + 0x0EBA I also have the offsets for most of the remaining game stats that do not appear(?) in-game
In addition, each Unova Pokmon will appear as an illustration rare or special illustration rare style card found in either Scarlet & VioletBlack Bolt or Scarlet & VioletWhite Flare associated products
However, there are cards that use the mechanic that you should consider for your decks
Depicting electricity surging off of Wattrel into the water, one can only imagine the damage it must be doing to any fish or other aquatic creatures
Remember the Soul cycle