100 Assorted Pokemon Cards with Foils!, Multicolor

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Sometimes the design of a Pokémon can tell you what it is at first glance. Vikavolt is an Electric/Bug type that’s lightning fast (pun intended) that may be based off the ships from Galaga. There are plenty of new Electric Pokémon that outclass it but this little bug that can take out any bird of prey. This Lugia TCG also has a really high HP of 300, making it the strongest or one of the strongest Pokemon cards. Just one look at this tiny cat and you can tell that it has seen some things or that’s what the internet believed when this Pokémon leaked before the release of X/Y. It gained a cult following nearly overnight due to its strange eyes and apparent aloofness. It went on to serve as a key plot point in the biggest piece of post-game content in X/Y, cementing it as a fan-favorite. Masked wrestlers have an air of mystery and bravado that was past down to this Pokémon that may take the flying press a little too literally. The only Fighting/Flying type ever made, Hawlucha could cover a lot of ground if its stats were just a little better. Nevertheless it has become a fan-favorite due to its origins in lucha libre and its bravery even in the face of giants like Machamp or Hariyama. The Best Sitcoms on Netflix Right Now (October 2023) By Garrett Martin and Paste Staff October 20, 2023 | 12:00pm

If you’re like me, I’m always looking for my next Pokemon card investment– that has the potential to grow in value. The original strongman of the Pokémon world, Machamp is a monster like no other. Sporting four arms and skin that looks like pants, this Pokémon along helped instill the importance of trading in this series. Recently Machamp took on a much more muted role, acting as the HM Strength in Sun/Moon while cradling the player in its giant hands.With the introduction of Sun & Moon came a different type of rarity of Pokémon cards. Not only did you now have to hunt for the Pokémon you wanted, but also the Full Art and Rainbow Rare prints of it. The Rainbow Rare cards glimmer in beautiful rainbow colours that are just completely irresistible for collectors and players alike.

Ultra Beasts were a type of Pokemon introduced in Sun/Moon. These may not look like the kinds of Pokemon you know but there’s a reason: they’re from another dimension. Without spoiling too many plot details, these creatures are quite powerful, both in the lore and combat. Each one has an ability known as Beast Boost, which raises whichever stat is strongest. Any one of them can tear through a team, but Xurkitree gets the spot for not only the most diverse movepool, but also just how terribly unsettling it looks. Wooloo is effectively the Galar region’s mascot. Hop’s Wooloo (and later Dubwool) are constant opponents players face in Sword and Shield and we see them quite literally all over the place; One of the early gyms has you corralling them. It helps that Wooloo is adorable, something that is not necessarily true of all Pokémon, but is integral to some of the very best of them. Wooloo and their pigtails are absolutely among the upper echelon of ‘em. In the hierarchy of fossilized Pokémon, Tyrantrum ruled as king. Its ability Strong Jaw powers up any move that uses the mouth which fits right in with this T-Rex royalty. Tyrantrum might have a pretty great design but unfortunately the role it fills is better met by Garchomp, leaving this dragon to be more of a prince than a king. It's not easy, though. With thousands upon thousands of Pokémon cards and would-be trainers each having their own preferences for types, Pokémon and abilities, it's hard to pin down what makes the ‘best’ Pokémon cards. Do you measure the success of a Pokémon card by how well-known it is, whether it's one of the rarest Pokémon cards ever made or how far it carries a competitive pro player in the Pokémon TCG World Championships?Before Sprigatito made everyone go doe-eyed for a kitten starter, there was Litten, who grew up to become the next AEW Heavyweight Champion. But seriously, the glow up from emo little fire cat to a bipedal wrestling champ is downright impressive. The only thing I have a hard time buying is that they’re only 5’11”. Like the best tag team partners, Incineroar is a phenomenal closer, since their ability Blaze lets them do significantly more Fire damage on opponents below 50% of their HP. So if your team ever needs a sub, you know who to call.