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Poké Pad, Ascended Heroes 198/217, common

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Poké Pad

Ascended Heroes 198/217 • common

Set
Ascended Heroes
Number
198/217
Rarity
Common
Released
2026
Artist
Studio Bora Inc.
20,475cards tracked
2other printings of this card
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The Poké Pad, identified as card number 198/217, is a common item introduced in the Ascended Heroes expansion. This set was designed to emphasize the growth and evolution of partner Pokémon, featuring artwork that highlights the bond between trainers and their companions during pivotal training moments. As a utility-focused trainer card, the Poké Pad was engineered to support deck consistency, reflecting a design philosophy centered on strategic deck management rather than raw offensive power.

The card’s visual presentation follows the standard aesthetic conventions of the era, utilizing clean lines and a functional layout meant to clearly communicate gameplay effects to the player. Upon its release, the card was widely integrated into player rosters for its utility, serving as a reliable staple for those looking to optimize their card draw mechanics. It remains a representative piece of the functional design landscape found throughout the Ascended Heroes set.

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