While a new mechanic is always exciting, I cant help but feel that The Pokemon Company missed an opportunity to revitalize the TCG, which has begun to feel a bit stale in its second year of Scarlet & Violet, by not returning to Sun & Moons Tag Team formula, which proved so popular a few years back in sets like Team Up, Unbroken Bonds, and Unified Minds
As a fondly remembered Pokmon from Gen 1, Pidgeot has well earned its place amongst the small handful of Special Illustration cards in this set, coming in at number 225 out of 230 in the setlist
#9 Huge difference between the 2 is that VMax depict the Pokemon at a large size, so it made their alternate arts really cool and it made it fine for both V and VMax to get alts
It's a cheap creature that sits on the board growing slowly larger, and thanks to all our high mana cost spells, it can spit out an absolute ton of mana over the course of a game