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Poké Pad
Perfect Order 113/88 • ultra-rare
- Set
- Perfect Order
- Number
- 113/88
- Rarity
- Ultra Rare
- Released
- 2026
- Finish
- Full art
What it does
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Where it came from
The Poké Pad card was released as part of the Perfect Order set, an expansion within the broader modern era of the Pokémon Trading Card Game. As an item-type Trainer card, it is designed to facilitate gameplay by allowing a player to look at the top cards of their deck, representing the digital utility of the device in the Pokémon world. The design focuses on a clean, functional aesthetic that emphasizes its role as a technological tool within the game's mechanics.
The ultra-rare designation for this specific card indicates its status as a chase piece within the set, often distinguished by unique foiling or artistic treatment compared to standard iterations. These cards are created to balance competitive utility with collectibility, reflecting the ongoing evolution of card art and design standards that favor high-definition, thematic illustrations to immerse players in the setting of the regional games.
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