all round the set is very disappointing. no older reprints that deserve to be printed. if pop wanted to follow this road they should have waited for the POP 7 or something.
I am not exactly sure on this one, the fact that there are no uber powerful cards ala mew pop 5 was to be expected, that guy was one in a million, as for trainer reprints, do I really need to remember everyone we are trying to cycle out of the delta abuses? D/P is a fresh new start, and next year D/P will most likely be the format to play, and since pop 6 will most likely stay in format, pop 6 is exactly the pack in which they cant risk a reprint, also, what exactly is it everyone wanted back ? Brinney ? people, I know you were around on 2004, Brinney is the card that probably made a huge deck (magma) into a behemoth, the japanese would most likely have beaten us even without it, but it made the deck so more frustrating to play agianst
I do believe we will be hurt for the lack of energies on the set, I was getting used to having a couple always, but lets be honest, rainbow might not come back, several pokemon greatly benefit from its "drawback" like the teddiursa/ursaring combo, not broken, but the idea was for the card to have a disadvantage
nowadays we have multi and double rainbow, not bad on my opinion, what I do really liked was the Lucario, everyday D/P becomes scarcer, and being a rare, Lucario had started to become pricey over here, so having it on pop might make it easier to see
Perhaps, people should stop comparing pop 6 caliber to pop 5. I for one, am grateful that at least it is not as irregular as pop 1 was, with a couple cards that can see play
By the way, I exagerated on the several pokemon beefit from rainbow effect, in general I wil try not to miss it, since it has been around since the original rocket, alas, I have been seen playing with my rocket 1st edition ones sometimes.
Lucario
Manaphy
Pachirisu
Pikachu
Piplup
Turtwig
