Pokémon Trading Card Pocket Pocket received Smackdown extension yesterday, on January 30, and players expressed a shock and a broken heart in the works of one specific card, which presents a particularly brutal scene for Pokémon.
The card in question is Waavile EX, and although it appears in three separate forms, it is a 2 -star art card that has fans in confusion. In the graphic below, the Weavile group hides in trees with claws in readiness, preparing for feeding on an innocent swinub.
“No Swinub”, look! Look! “Reads Reddit Post with a work of art from almost 10,000 tracked. “He always had to be one card for a set that shows Pokémon in the simply killing process,” answered one user. “Leave Lil Guy alone,” said another.
“Pokémon’s ecology is always crazy to imagine,” added another fan. “As these are still animals, some smarter than others. They simply have the ability to shoot laser beams. “
Some decide to believe in a full art card for Mamoswine, the final evolution of Swinub, presents a happy ending because he shows a gigantic pocket monster who looks up, protecting a handful of swinub.
“Hey, Mamoswine protected his child. Don’t worry. He definitely saw these weavers, “said one desperate fan. “The Alt Mamoswine card already looks above. He saw them. He saw … “said another.
Smackdown came as a set of Diamond Pokémon and Pearl, bringing such as Weavile and Mamoswine next to Dialgi, Palkii, Giratina and others. It contains a total of 207 cards and is therefore much smaller than the genetic vertex 286. To say, 52 of them are alternative art cards, stars and crowns, and because the genetic tip had 60 of them, there is a higher percentage of percentages. Rare elements to collect.
Creatures Inc. He still did not comment on the controversial trade update, which appeared the day before, with social media accounts and the game itself, focusing only on Smackdown. It was also not possible to answer Ign for commentary.
“A gift for the celebration of trade” arrived with 500 commercial tokens and 120 commercial hourglasses (the first of which is enough to mention one former Pokémon), but the developer was silent regarding fans’ complaints.
Ryan Dinsdale is an IGN reporter. He will talk about The Witcher all day.
