Today's Pokemon Card of the Day is Moltres from the Supreme Victors set. This is a basic Pokemon card that is a fire type with an hp of 70. This is a reprint card, copied from the Fossil set but with new artwork, so this card isn't as good as the newer cards but I will review it anyways. What I really like about this card is that it doesn't have a weakness so for a basic Pokemon with 70 hp it should be able to last somewhat long since it has no weakness. And it has a resistance to fighting type Pokemon of -30. Also it has a low retreat cost of 1 colorless energy card. Moltres has only the one move called Hyper Flame which does 60 hp for 3 fire energy cards. When you use Hyper Flame however you have to flip a coin, if the coin is heads you have to discard one energy card but if it is tails you have to discard all energy cards attached to Moltres. So like I was saying earlier since this is a reprint this card isn't that good, I actually wouldn't use this card in play but I really do like the artwork on this card and it brings back memories of collecting back when the fossil set was brand new. So strategy with this card is very straightforward since Moltres only has the one move. So thanks for reading my review of Moltres from Supreme Victors, stay tuned for tomorrow's review of Electivire Lv. X from Mysterious Treasures.
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
Pokemon Card of the Day: Moltres reprint (Supreme Victors)
Today's Pokemon Card of the Day is Moltres from the Supreme Victors set. This is a basic Pokemon card that is a fire type with an hp of 70. This is a reprint card, copied from the Fossil set but with new artwork, so this card isn't as good as the newer cards but I will review it anyways. What I really like about this card is that it doesn't have a weakness so for a basic Pokemon with 70 hp it should be able to last somewhat long since it has no weakness. And it has a resistance to fighting type Pokemon of -30. Also it has a low retreat cost of 1 colorless energy card. Moltres has only the one move called Hyper Flame which does 60 hp for 3 fire energy cards. When you use Hyper Flame however you have to flip a coin, if the coin is heads you have to discard one energy card but if it is tails you have to discard all energy cards attached to Moltres. So like I was saying earlier since this is a reprint this card isn't that good, I actually wouldn't use this card in play but I really do like the artwork on this card and it brings back memories of collecting back when the fossil set was brand new. So strategy with this card is very straightforward since Moltres only has the one move. So thanks for reading my review of Moltres from Supreme Victors, stay tuned for tomorrow's review of Electivire Lv. X from Mysterious Treasures.
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