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Poké Pad
30th Celebration 126/128 • common
- Set
- 30th Celebration
- Number
- 126/128
- Rarity
- Common
- Released
- 2026
- Artist
- Yuka Morii
What it does
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Where it came from
The Poke Pad card is part of the 30th Celebration set, released to commemorate three decades of the Pokemon franchise. As a common card numbered 126/128, it serves as a utility-focused trainer card designed to provide players with accessible mechanics during gameplay. The set itself was curated to celebrate the evolution of the trading card game, blending contemporary card templates with nostalgic thematic elements that honor the brand's expansive history.
The design of the Poke Pad emphasizes clean, functional iconography consistent with the modern era of the Pokemon Trading Card Game. Illustrators for this series focused on maintaining high visibility and clear instructional text to ensure the card remains effective in standard play formats. It was received by the collector community as a standard inclusion, valued primarily for its practical application in deck building rather than its visual complexity or rarity status.
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