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Order Pad, Ultra Prism 131/156, uncommon

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Order Pad

Ultra Prism 131/156 • uncommon

Set
Ultra Prism
Number
131/156
Rarity
Uncommon
Released
2018
Market price
$0.27
Artist
Eske Yoshinob
$0.27est. via TCGplayer
20,475cards tracked
0copies listed for sale
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The Order Pad item card was released as part of the Pokémon Trading Card Game: Sun & Moon—Ultra Prism expansion, which launched in early 2018. The set drew heavily from the Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon video games, focusing on the mysterious Ultra Beasts and the new Prism Star mechanic. As an Item card, Order Pad was designed to assist players with deck consistency, reflecting the strategic emphasis of the competitive meta at the time by allowing players to flip a coin to potentially search their deck for an item.

The card’s illustration was handled by studioBON, a frequent collaborator in the Pokémon TCG design process. Their visual approach for the card utilizes the clean, utilitarian aesthetic typical of item cards in the Sun & Moon era, emphasizing clarity and functionality for competitive play. While it remained a standard uncommon inclusion, it was received as a useful, if luck-dependent, tool for players looking to optimize their deck cycles during matches.

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