In November 2022, Pokemon TCG released the final series set of the Sword & Shield era. The expansion, Sword and Shield Silver Tempest, came out on September 9th, 2022. It is the twelfth set with the Sword and Shield banner, and it can adapt the Japanese Sets Arcana and Paradigm Trigger, with its Trainer Gallery subset converting cards fromVMAX Climax to different formats. The Lugia-themed Sword & Shield Silver Tempestalso continues Radiant Pokemon, as well as the Trainer Gallery, with a special subset of Rare Characters, Super Rare Characters, Full Art Trainers and Black & Gold VMAXes that began in the first set of the year, Sword & Shield Brilliant Stars. Look through this latest set and see the art for it, determine the location of the card in the space and the impact of the expansion on the Pokemon world. Today, we give you three more cards of the Sword and Shields Sculpture.
The blue stamp is silver. Goda?
Medicham put his face on the ‘Sing-a-Ma-Jig’ card in a hilariously somber photo that was illustrated by Aya Kusube. Of course I like this review, but Chimecho is a popular character for me, who I see as James-like. You know,Pokemon anime fans. This Chimecho is rendered in a beautiful painterly style by Naoyo Kimura. He’s a contributor to theTCG since the first special set,Southern Islands. Thirdly,Yuya Oka delivers the artwork for Sigilyph, thus making me the AmericanPokemon GO player so bummed this species remains in the area.
Keep an eye on this new set of characters – all over the island of Lugia and Alolan Vulpix, as we continue to spotlight the card and artwork of Pokémon TCG: Sword & Shield Spectremble. Next time the spotlight will rise with this expansion focusing on the main set.