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Xtransceiver
Noble Victories 96/101 • uncommon
- Set
- Noble Victories
- Number
- 96/101
- Rarity
- Uncommon
- Released
- 2011
- Market price
- $0.76
- Artist
- Ryo Ueda
What it does
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Where it came from
The Xtransceiver was introduced as a Trainer card in the Pokémon Trading Card Game expansion Noble Victories, released in late 2011. Based on the communication device of the same name from the Pokémon Black and White video games, the card reflects the technological theme of the Unova region. The design centers on the signature holographic screen interface of the handheld device, capturing the futuristic aesthetic that characterized the fifth generation of the franchise.
The card was illustrated by 5ban Graphics, a design team frequently commissioned by The Pokémon Company to produce sleek, digital-style artwork. As an item card that allows players to search their deck for another Trainer card, it was designed to increase deck consistency and pacing. It was well-received by competitive players at the time for its utility, becoming a staple tool for optimizing card draw strategies within the Noble Victories competitive meta.
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