EX: Diamond & Pearl: The Wild

[Carrington388]

This set is one in a series of sets based on Diamond and Pearl. Some of the sets have DS-transmitted data that's linked together, while some others don't connect on their DS-transmitted data. Here's a road map of the sets:

EX: D&P: The Wild <-- YOU ARE HERE
-A set involving the new Pokémon native to Diamond and Pearl. Contains only fourth-generation Pokémon and their evolution lines.
EX: D&P: The Gyms
-A set involving the new gym leaders from Diamond and Pearl. Contains Pokémon and their lines from all four generations.
EX: D&P: The Evil
-A set involving the evil team that roams around the lands of Diamond and Pearl plus a selection of Dark Pokémon corrupted by them. Contains Pokémon and their lines from all four generations.
EX: D&P: The Balance
-A set involving Dark and Light Pokémon, mainly from the fourth generation. Contains fourth-generation Pokémon and their evolution lines plus a selection of previous generations.
EX: D&P: RetroTeam Red
-Team Magma, Team Aqua, and Team Rocket go fourth-generation. Contains mainly fourth-generation Pokémon and their evolution lines.
EX: D&P: RetroTeam Green
-Team Flora, Team Plasma, and Team Draco go fourth-generation. Contains mainly fourth-generation Pokémon and their evolution lines.
Promo set for Retroteam block: Cipher/Snagem Gen-4 Promos
EX: D&P: RetroTrainer Red
-Liza, Electra, Floreia, and Gary go fourth-generation. Casey and Drew join them. Contains mainly fourth-generation Pokémon and their evolution lines, with previous generations available to Casey and Drew.
EX: D&P: RetroTrainer Green
-Sonrisa, Luka, Shingo, and Ritchie go fourth-generation. Morrison and Harley join them. Contains mainly fourth-generation Pokémon and their evolution lines, with previous generations available to Morrison and Harley.
EX: D&P: RetroTrainer Blue
-Trixie, Milane, Eusine, and Harrison go fourth-generation. Tyson and Robert join them. Contains mainly fourth-generation Pokémon and their evolution lines, with previous generations available to Tyson and Robert.
First side set for the series: Wild Partners
EX: D&P: RetroGym Orange
-The Orange Crew goes fourth-generation. Contains mainly fourth-generation Pokémon and their evolution lines.
Second side set for the series: Appliances of Mystery
EX: D&P: Two Frontiers
-The Frontier Brains from Emerald go fourth-generation. They are joined by the Frontier Brains from Platinum. Contains mainly fourth-generation Pokémon and their evolution lines.
EX: D&P: ???
-Coming soon. Two sets. Look for Kanto gyms and elites.
EX: D&P: ???
-Coming soon. Two sets. Look for Johto gyms and elites, plus 1 from Kanto.
EX: D&P: ???
-Coming soon. Two sets. Look for Hoenn gyms and elites.


If you're reading this, then congratulations. Welcome to the fourth generation of Pokémon. This set delves right into the world of Diamond and Pearl, a new land called Sinooh. More specifically, the Pokémon native to this new land.

Although there are no new types, there are combinations of types you've never seen before, such as Grass/Ground, Water/Steel, Fighting/Steel, and Poison/Dark. There are also new evolution methods, such as levelling up while holding an item, levelling up in a certain location, branched evolution based on gender, and so on and so forth.

In addition to completely new evolution lines, some of the evolution lines of the past have some new links. A few Pokémon, such as Chimecho and Mantine, now have a pre-evolution. A few other Pokémon, such as Aipom, Murkrow, and Misdreavus, now have an evolution. Roselia now has both a pre-evolution AND an evolution--the first time in Pokémon history where a previous-generation Pokémon went from a one-stage line in one generation to a three-stage one in the next. The Pokémon in this set that are from previous generations consist only of those that got pre-evolutions and/or evolutions in the fourth generation--for example, don't expect to see the likes of, say, Banette or Jynx in this set since they didn't get new links like their natural counterparts did (Banette's counterpart, Dusclops, got an evolution while Banette didn't; Jynx's counterparts, Electabuzz and Magmar, each got an evolution while Jynx didn't).

The land of Sinooh, like the lands of the previous generations, has its own Pokémon Professor, this one a man by the name of Rowan. Two new rivals, eight new gym leaders, its own Elite Four and Champion, and a new evil team are all present in the biggest Pokémon adventure to date. Sinooh also boasts 14 new legendary Pokémon, ranging from a trio of Psychic-type pixies to the Normal-type real Pokégod!

A note on the different forms of two different Pokémon lines:

Burmy comes in three different forms; Grass, Sand, and Steel. It changes form when it faints in different locations. While Burmy is pure Bug in all of its forms with the same stats and movepool, the form a female Burmy is in when it evolves determines which form of Wormadam it becomes (and stays in). If it's the Grass form, it becomes a Bug/Grass Pokémon. If it's in the Sand form, it becomes a Bug/Ground Pokémon. Finally, if it's in the Steel form, it becomes a Bug/Steel Pokémon. Each of Wormadam's forms is pretty much a different Pokémon in terms of stats and movepool. Note that only female Burmy can take on the different Wormadam forms, male Burmy evolve into the Bug/Flying Mothim no matter what form it's in. Anyway, the only way you can tell which form a Burmy is in is by looking at it, which means a cardmaker should have a note somewhere about the form. Wormadam, however, you can tell which form it is by its Resistance. A Grass-form will have a {W} Resistance, a Sand-form will have a {L} Resistance, and a Steel-form will have a {G} Resistance.

Shellos (pure Water) and Gastrodon (Water/Ground) come in two different forms, but it's stuck in the form you got it in. The types and stats are the same in each evolution stage no matter the form it's in. The Pokémon are pink if you catch them in the western half of Sinooh, but they're blue if you catch them in the eastern half of the country instead. The only way you can tell which form a Shellos or Gastrodon is in is by looking at it, which means a cardmaker should have a note somewhere about the form.

About the parenthesis notes in the set list:

(Plant Cloak): Denotes a Grass-form Burmy or Wormadam. It's not part of the name.
(Sandy Cloak): Denotes a Sand-form Burmy or Wormadam. It's not part of the name.
(Trash Cloak): Denotes a Steel-form Burmy or Wormadam. It's not part of the name.
(West Sea): Denotes a western Shellos or Gastrodon. It's not part of the name.
(East Sea): Denotes an eastern Shellos or Gastrodon. It's not part of the name.

If you're having trouble figuring out who evolves from what, take a look at a fourth-generation evolution guide I cooked up and put into this recycled thread. It will tell you just how the Pokémon line up in the fourth generation, who evolves from what, and even the Pokémon's DS types to help you figure Weakness and Resistance!

Cardmaking for this set is finished. All cards are done.

Now the set list:

(Pokémon Holo)
1/287 Arceus {C} H
2/287 Azelf {P} H
3/287 Bastiodon {F} H
4/287 Bastiodon {M} H
5/287 Blissey {C} H
6/287 Cresselia {P} H
7/287 Darkrai {D} H
8/287 Dialga {M} H
9/287 Drapion {D} H
10/287 Drapion {G} H
11/287 Dusknoir {P} H
12/287 Electivire {L} H
13/287 Empoleon {M} H
14/287 Empoleon {W} H
15/287 Gallade {F} H
16/287 Gallade {P} H
17/287 Garchomp {F} H
18/287 Giratina {P} H
19/287 Gliscor {F} H
20/287 Heatran {M} H
21/287 Heatran {R} H
22/287 Hippowdon {F} H
23/287 Infernape {F} H
24/287 Infernape {R} H
25/287 Luxray {L} H
26/287 Magmortar {R} H
27/287 Magnezone {L} H
28/287 Magnezone {M} H
29/287 Mamoswine {F} H
30/287 Mamoswine {W} H
31/287 Manaphy {W} H
32/287 Mantine {W} H
33/287 Mesprit {P} H
34/287 Palkia {W} H
35/287 Phione {W} H
36/287 Porygon-Z {C} H
37/287 Probopass {F} H
38/287 Probopass {M} H
39/287 Rampardos {F} H
40/287 Regigigas {C} H
41/287 Rhyperior {F} H
42/287 Shaymin {G} H
43/287 Snorlax {C} H
44/287 Staraptor {C} H
45/287 Togekiss {C} H
46/287 Torterra {F} H
47/287 Torterra {G} H
48/287 Uxie {P} H
49/287 Weavile {D} H
50/287 Weavile {W} H
51/287 Yanmega {G} H

(Energy Holo)
52/287 Recycle Energy H

(Pokémon Rare)
53/287 Abomasnow {G} R
54/287 Abomasnow {W} R
55/287 Ambipom {C} R
56/287 Bibarel {C} R
57/287 Bibarel {W} R
58/287 Bronzong {M} R
59/287 Bronzong {P} R
60/287 Chansey {C} R
61/287 Cherrim {G} R
62/287 Chimecho {P} R
63/287 Drifblim {P} R
64/287 Electabuzz {L} R
65/287 Floatzel {W} R
66/287 Froslass {P} R
67/287 Froslass {W} R
68/287 Gastrodon {F} R (East Sea)
69/287 Gastrodon {F} R (West Sea)
70/287 Gastrodon {W} R (East Sea)
71/287 Gastrodon {W} R (West Sea)
72/287 Glaceon {W} R
73/287 Honchkrow {D} R
74/287 Kricketune {G} R
75/287 Leafeon {G} R
76/287 Lickilicky {C} R
77/287 Lopunny {C} R
78/287 Lucario {F} R
79/287 Lucario {M} R
80/287 Lumineon {W} R
81/287 Magmar {R} R
82/287 Mismagius {P} R
83/287 Mothim {G} R
84/287 Mothim {G} R
85/287 Mothim {G} R
86/287 Mothim {G} R
87/287 Mothim {G} R
88/287 Mr. Mime {P} R
89/287 Purugly {C} R
90/287 Roserade {G} R
91/287 Rotom {L} R
92/287 Rotom {P} R
93/287 Skuntank {D} R
94/287 Skuntank {G} R
95/287 Sudowoodo {F} R
96/287 Tangrowth {G} R
97/287 Toxicroak {F} R
98/287 Toxicroak {G} R
99/287 Vespiquen {G} R
100/287 Wormadam {F} R (Sandy Cloak)
101/287 Wormadam {G} R (Plant Cloak)
102/287 Wormadam {G} R (Sandy Cloak)
103/287 Wormadam {G} R (Trash Cloak)
104/287 Wormadam {M} R (Trash Cloak)

(Pokémon Uncommon)
105/287 Bronzor {M} U
106/287 Bronzor {P} U
107/287 Carnivine {G} U
108/287 Chatot {C} U
109/287 Cranidos {F} U
110/287 Croagunk {F} U
111/287 Croagunk {G} U
112/287 Drifloon {P} U
113/287 Dusclops {P} U
114/287 Elekid {L} U
115/287 Gabite {F} U
116/287 Gligar {F} U
117/287 Grotle {G} U
118/287 Grotle {G} U
119/287 Happiny {C} U
120/287 Hippopotas {F} U
121/287 Kirlia {P} U
122/287 Kirlia {P} U
123/287 Lickitung {C} U
124/287 Luxio {L} U
125/287 Magby {R} U
126/287 Magneton {L} U
127/287 Magneton {M} U
128/287 Mantyke {W} U
129/287 Misdreavus {P} U
130/287 Monferno {F} U
131/287 Monferno {R} U
132/287 Munchlax {C} U
133/287 Murkrow {D} U
134/287 Nosepass {F} U
135/287 Nosepass {F} U
136/287 Pachirisu {L} U
137/287 Piloswine {F} U
138/287 Piloswine {W} U
139/287 Porygon2 {C} U
140/287 Prinplup {W} U
141/287 Prinplup {W} U
142/287 Rhydon {F} U
143/287 Roselia {G} U
144/287 Shieldon {F} U
145/287 Shieldon {M} U
146/287 Skorupi {G} U
147/287 Skorupi {G} U
148/287 Sneasel {D} U
149/287 Sneasel {W} U
150/287 Spiritomb {D} U
151/287 Spiritomb {P} U
152/287 Staravia {C} U
153/287 Stunky {D} U
154/287 Stunky {G} U
155/287 Togetic {C} U
156/287 Yanma {G} U

(Pokémon Common)
157/287 Aipom {C} C
158/287 Bidoof {C} C
159/287 Bidoof {C} C
160/287 Bonsly {F} C
161/287 Budew {G} C
162/287 Buizel {W} C
163/287 Buneary {C} C
164/287 Buried Fossil {C} C
165/287 Burmy {G} C (Plant Cloak)
166/287 Burmy {G} C (Sandy Cloak)
167/287 Burmy {G} C (Sandy Cloak)
168/287 Burmy {G} C (Trash Cloak)
169/287 Burmy {G} C (Trash Cloak)
170/287 Cherubi {G} C
171/287 Chimchar {R} C
172/287 Chimchar {R} C
173/287 Chingling {P} C
174/287 Combee {G} C
175/287 Duskull {P} C
176/287 Eevee {C} C
177/287 Eevee {C} C
178/287 Finneon {W} C
179/287 Gible {F} C
180/287 Glameow {C} C
181/287 Kricketot {G} C
182/287 Magnemite {L} C
183/287 Magnemite {M} C
184/287 Mime Jr. {P} C
185/287 Piplup {W} C
186/287 Piplup {W} C
187/287 Porygon {C} C
188/287 Ralts {P} C
189/287 Ralts {P} C
190/287 Rhyhorn {F} C
191/287 Riolu {F} C
192/287 Riolu {F} C
193/287 Shellos {W} C (East Sea)
194/287 Shellos {W} C (East Sea)
195/287 Shellos {W} C (West Sea)
196/287 Shellos {W} C (West Sea)
197/287 Shinx {L} C
198/287 Snorunt {W} C
199/287 Snorunt {W} C
200/287 Snover {G} C
201/287 Snover {W} C
202/287 Starly {C} C
203/287 Swinub {F} C
204/287 Swinub {W} C
206/287 Tangela {G} C
206/287 Togepi {C} C
207/287 Turtwig {G} C
208/287 Turtwig {G} C

(Trainer Rare-Unsorted)
209/287 Custap Berry R
210/287 Dragon Plate R
211/287 Dread Plate R
212/287 Earth Plate R
213/287 Fist Plate R
214/287 Flame Plate R
215/287 Icicle Plate R
216/287 Impostor Professor Rowan R
217/287 Insect Plate R
218/287 Iron Plate R
219/287 Jaboca Berry R
220/287 Meadow Plate R
221/287 Micle Berry R
222/287 Mind Plate R
223/287 Rowap Berry R
224/287 Sky Plate R
225/287 Splash Plate R
226/287 Spooky Plate R
227/287 Stone Plate R
228/287 Toxic Plate R
229/287 Zap Plate R

(Trainer Uncommon)
230/287 Burmy Shrub U
231/287 Castform Cloud U
232/287 Defender U
233/287 Professor Rowan U
234/287 Prof. Rowan's Studies U
235/287 Pokédex v7.0 U
236/287 Pokétch U
237/287 Weather Cube [Smog] U
238/287 Weather Cube [Wind] U

(Trainer Common-Unsorted)
239/287 Babiri Berry C
240/287 Charti Berry C
241/287 Chilan Berry C
242/287 Chople Berry C
243/287 Coba Berry C
244/287 Colbur Berry C
245/287 Haban Berry C
246/287 Kasib Berry C
247/287 Kebia Berry C
248/287 Mysterious Fossil C
249/287 Occa Berry C
250/287 Passho Berry C
251/287 Payapa Berry C
252/287 Rindo Berry C
253/287 Shuca Berry C
254/287 Tanga Berry C
255/287 Wacan Berry C
256/287 Yache Berry C

(Energy Rare)
257/287 Ancientpower Energy R
258/287 Dawn Stone Energy R
259/287 Double Hit Energy R
260/287 Dragon Scale Energy R
261/287 Dry Block Energy R
262/287 Dubious Disc Energy R
263/287 Dusk Stone Energy R
264/287 Electrizer Energy R
265/287 Fire Stone Energy R
266/287 Ice Rock Energy R
267/287 King's Rock Energy R
268/287 Leaf Stone Energy R
269/287 Link Trade Energy R
270/287 Magmarizer Energy R
271/287 Metal Coat Energy R
272/287 Mimic Energy R
273/287 Moon Stone Energy R
274/287 Moss Rock Energy R
275/287 Oval Stone Energy R
276/287 Protector Energy R
277/287 Razor Claw Energy R
278/287 Razor Fang Energy R
279/287 Reaper Cloth Energy R
280/287 Remoraid Energy R
281/287 Rollout Energy R
282/287 Shiny Stone Energy R
283/287 Sinooh Mountain Energy R
284/287 Sun Stone Energy R
285/287 Thunderstone Energy R
286/287 Toothscale Energy R
287/287 Up-Grade Energy R
288/287 Water Stone Energy R

(Pokémon-ex)
289/287 Darkrai ex {D} ***
290/287 Dialga ex {M} ***
291/287 Dusknoir ex {P} ***
292/287 Electivire ex {L} ***
293/287 Empoleon ex {W} ***
294/287 Froslass ex {P} ***
295/287 Gallade ex {F} ***
296/287 Garchomp ex {F} ***
297/287 Giratina ex {P} ***
298/287 Glaceon ex {W} ***
299/287 Heatran ex {M} ***
300/287 Infernape ex {R} ***
301/287 Leafeon ex {G} ***
302/287 Lucario ex {F} ***
303/287 Magmortar ex {R} ***
304/287 Manaphy ex {W} ***
305/287 Palkia ex {W} ***
306/287 Phione ex {W} ***
307/287 Regigigas ex {C} ***
308/287 Shaymin ex {G} ***
309/287 Torterra ex {G} ***

(Pokémon-*)
310/287 Azelf* {P} ***
311/287 Bastiodon* {F} ***
312/287 Cresselia* {P} ***
313/287 Mesprit* {P} ***
314/287 Rampardos* {F} ***
315/287 Uxie* {P} ***

(Boxtopper)
316/287 Smog Castform {G} H

(Nonplayable Insert) (Card Not Shown)
14/17 Rowan of Sinooh

 

[Charizardian]

Carrington, shouldn't we move past EX's and do LV.X Pokémon instead? Anyway I'll reserve Regigigas ex and the Infernape line.

 

[Carrington388]

Arceus
80 HP {C}
Basic Pokémon

Poké-BODY Plate Reaction
All React Energy cards attached to Arceus provide the same type (color) of Energy as Arceus's type (color).
{C}{C} Extremespeed Flip a coin. If heads, this attack does 20 damage plus 20 more damage. 20+
{C}{C}{C}{C} Judgment If Arceus has any Energy cards attached to it that are the same type (color) as its own type (color), this attack's base damage is 80 instead of 50. 50

Weakness: {F}
Resistance: none
Retreat Cost: {C}{C}{C}
It's said to possess thousands of skills used to create the world. Myths describe it as being the first Pokémon ever born. Lv. 58 #493

Flame Plate
Trainer Card (Pokémon Tool)

Attach Flame Plate to 1 of your Pokémon in play (excluding Pokémon with δ on its card, {D} Pokémon with Dark in its name, and {D} Pokémon with Rocket in its name whose Resistance isn't {P}) that doesn't already have a Pokémon Tool attached to it. If that Pokémon is Knocked Out, discard this card.

If the Pokémon Flame Plate is attached to has Arceus in its name (excluding Pokémon with δ on its card and {D} Pokémon with Rocket in its name whose Resistance isn't {P}), this Pokémon's type is {R} and has Weakness to {W} and no Resistance. If the Pokémon Flame Plate is attached to has any basic {R} Energy cards attached to it, this Pokémon cannot be Burned. You may discard Flame Plate at any time during your turn.

Splash Plate
Trainer Card (Pokémon Tool)

Attach Splash Plate to 1 of your Pokémon in play (excluding Pokémon with δ on its card, {D} Pokémon with Dark in its name, and {D} Pokémon with Rocket in its name whose Resistance isn't {P}) that doesn't already have a Pokémon Tool attached to it. If that Pokémon is Knocked Out, discard this card.

If the Pokémon Splash Plate is attached to has Arceus in its name (excluding Pokémon with δ on its card and {D} Pokémon with Rocket in its name whose Resistance isn't {P}), this Pokémon's type is {W} and has Weakness to {L} and no Resistance. If the Pokémon Splash Plate is attached to has any basic {W} Energy cards attached to it, any damage done by this Pokémon to a {R} Pokémon (your own or your opponent's) is increased by 10 (before Weakness and Resistance). You may discard Splash Plate at any time during your turn.

Zap Plate
Trainer Card (Pokémon Tool)

Attach Zap Plate to 1 of your Pokémon in play (excluding Pokémon with δ on its card, {D} Pokémon with Dark in its name, and {D} Pokémon with Rocket in its name whose Resistance isn't {P}) that doesn't already have a Pokémon Tool attached to it. If that Pokémon is Knocked Out, discard this card.

If the Pokémon Flame Plate is attached to has Arceus in its name (excluding Pokémon with δ on its card and {D} Pokémon with Rocket in its name whose Resistance isn't {P}), this Pokémon's type is {L} and has Weakness to {F} and Resistance to {M} -30. If the Pokémon Zap Plate is attached to has any basic {L} Energy cards attached to it, this Pokémon pays {C} less to retreat. You may discard Zap Plate at any time during your turn.

Meadow Plate
Trainer Card (Pokémon Tool)

Attach Meadow Plate to 1 of your Pokémon in play (excluding Pokémon with δ on its card, {D} Pokémon with Dark in its name, and {D} Pokémon with Rocket in its name whose Resistance isn't {P}) that doesn't already have a Pokémon Tool attached to it. If that Pokémon is Knocked Out, discard this card.

If the Pokémon Meadow Plate is attached to has Arceus in its name (excluding Pokémon with δ on its card and {D} Pokémon with Rocket in its name whose Resistance isn't {P}), this Pokémon's type is {G} and has Weakness to {R} and Resistance to {W} -30. If the Pokémon Meadow Plate is attached to has any basic {G} Energy cards attached to it, at the end of your turn, remove 1 damage counter, if any, from this Pokémon. You may discard Meadow Plate at any time during your turn.

Icicle Plate
Trainer Card (Pokémon Tool)

Attach Icicle Plate to 1 of your Pokémon in play (excluding Pokémon with δ on its card, {D} Pokémon with Dark in its name, and {D} Pokémon with Rocket in its name whose Resistance isn't {P}) that doesn't already have a Pokémon Tool attached to it. If that Pokémon is Knocked Out, discard this card.

If the Pokémon Icicle Plate is attached to has Arceus in its name (excluding Pokémon with δ on its card and {D} Pokémon with Rocket in its name whose Resistance isn't {P}), this Pokémon's type is {W} and has Weakness to {R} and no Resistance. If the Pokémon Icicle Plate is attached to has any basic {W} Energy cards attached to it, no Freeze counters may be placed on this Pokémon. You may discard Icicle Plate at any time during your turn.

Recycle Energy
Special Energy Card
Provides {C} Energy

If this card is put into your discard pile from play, return it to your hand. Recycle Energy provides {C} Energy. (Doesn't count as a basic Energy card.)

 

[Sunflorazumarill]

Here are my first ideas for the set! For the record, all text information on the bottom is taken from Wikipedia.

Turtwig
Pokémon card
{G}
50 HP
Basic Pokémon
Weakness: {R}
Resistance: {W} -30
Retreat cost: {C}
{G} Withdraw Flip a coin. If heads, prevent all damage done by attacks to Turtwig during your opponent’s next turn. (Any other effects of attacks still happen.)
{C}{C} Thrash Flip a coin. If heads, this attack does 20 damage plus 20 more damage. If tails, Turtwig does 20 damage to itself. 20+
The soil-based shell on its back grows stronger when it absorbs water. It carries out photosynthesis with its whole body. Lv. 16 #387

Turtwig
Pokémon card
{G}
40 HP
Basic Pokémon
Weakness: {R}
Resistance: {W} -30
Retreat cost: {C}
{G} Leech Seed If this attack damages the Defending Pokémon (after applying Weakness and Resistance), you may remove 1 damage counter from Turtwig, if any. 10
{C}{C} Amnesia Choose 1 of the Defending Pokémon's attacks. That Pokémon can't use that attack during your opponent's next turn. 10
The leaf on its head will wilt if it becomes thirsty. Because of this, Turtwig lives in areas that are close to lakes. Lv. 12 #387

Grotle
Pokémon card
{G}
90 HP
Stage 1 Pokémon
Evolves from Turtwig
Put Grotle on the Basic Pokémon
Weakness: {R}
Resistance: {W} -30
Retreat cost: {C}{C}
PokéBODY: Soil Shell Any damage done to Grotle by attacks from Basic Pokémon is reduced by 20 (after applying Weakness and Resistance).
{G} Leaf Shield Flip a coin. If heads, during your opponent's next turn, prevent all effects of attacks, including damage, done to Grotle. 10
{C}{C} Double-Edge Grotle does 20 damage to itself. 40
Grotle lives alongside water in forests. During the daytime, it leaves the forests to let the trees on its shell take in sunlight. Lv. 32 #388

Grotle
Pokémon card
{G}
80 HP
Stage 1 Pokémon
Evolves from Turtwig
Put Grotle on the Basic Pokémon
Weakness: {R}
Resistance: {W} -30
Retreat cost: {C}{C}
{G}{G} Leaf Spin Flip a coin. If heads, the Defending Pokémon can’t retreat during your opponent’s next turn. 40
{G}{C}{C} Super Spiral Drain Flip a coin until you get tails. For each heads, remove 1 damage counter from Grotle. 30
Its shell is strengthened by soil. Very slow and gentle, they only battle when needed, and will fight valiantly for the trainer. Lv. 28 #388

Torterra
Pokémon card
{G}
120 HP
Stage 1 Pokémon
Evolves from Grotle
Put Torterra on the Stage 1 card
Weakness: {R}
Resistance: {L} -30
Retreat cost: {C}{C}{C}
PokéPOWER: Forest Rift Once during your turn (before you attack), if Torterra is your Active Pokémon, you may use this power. Put 1 damage counter on each of your opponent’s Benched non-{G} Pokémon. This power can’t be used if Torterra is affected by a Special Condition.
{G}{C}{C} Plant Barrier Flip a coin. If heads, prevent all effects of attacks, including damage, done to any of your {G} Pokémon in play during your opponent's next turn. 40
{G}{G}{C}{C} Leaf Storm Does 100 damage minus 20 damage for each time you have used this attack. 100-
When Torterra move, they often move in herds in search of water. These herds give the impression of a moving forest. Lv. 48 #389

Torterra
Pokémon card
{F}
120 HP
Stage 1 Pokémon
Evolves from Grotle
Put Torterra on the Stage 1 card
Weakness: {W}
Resistance: {L} -30
Retreat cost: {C}{C}{C}
PokéBODY: Tree Wall As long as Torterra is your Active Pokémon, any damage done to your Pokémon by an opponent’s attack is reduced by 10 (before applying Weakness and Resistance).
{G}{C}{C} Giga Drain Remove a number of damage counters from Torterra equal to half the damage done to the Defending Pokémon (after applying Weakness and Resistance) (rounded up to the nearest 10). If Torterra has fewer damage counters than that, remove all of them. 40
{F}{F}{C}{C} Earthquake Does 10 damage to each of your own Benched Pokémon. (Don’t apply Weakness and Resistance for Benched Pokémon.) 90
Torterra has a giant shell with a tree and three mountains on its back, making it look like a landscape from a distance. Lv. 44 #389

 

[Carrington388]

Mysterious Fossil
10 HP
Trainer Card

Play Mysterious Fossil as if it were a {C} Basic Pokémon. (Mysterious Fossil counts as a Trainer card as well, but if Mysterious Fossil is Knocked Out, this counts as a Knocked Out Pokémon.). Mysterious Fossil can't be affected by Special Conditions and can't retreat. At any time during your turn before your attack, you may discard Mysterious Fossil from play. (This doesn't count as a Knocked Out Pokémon.).

Cranidos
50 HP {F}
Stage 1 Pokémon (Evolves from Mysterious Fossil)

{C} Rock Climb Flip a coin. If heads, the Defending Pokémon is now Confused. 10
{F}{F} Stone Edge 30

Weakness: {W}
Resistance: none
Retreat Cost: {C}
A denisen of ancient dense forests, this Pokémon was known to down prey with a simple headbutt. Its bone is iron-hard to not break under that pressure. Lv. 23 #408

Rampardos
80 HP {F}
Stage 2 Pokémon (Evolves from Cranidos)

Poké-POWER Mold Breaker
If Rampardos isn't affected by a Special Condition, ignore the effects of any of your opponent's Poké-BODies when Rampardos attacks.
{F} Rock Polish Until the end of your next turn, Rampardos's Retreat Cost is reduced by {C}.
{F}{F}{F}{C} Head Smash Rampardos does 20 damage to itself. 80

Weakness: {W}
Resistance: none
Retreat Cost: {C}{C}
A fierce predator from over 100,000,000 years ago, it's been known to flatten any obstacle in its quest for prey. Lv. 48 #409

Fist Plate
Trainer Card (Pokémon Tool)

Attach Fist Plate to 1 of your Pokémon in play (excluding Pokémon with δ on its card, {D} Pokémon with Dark in its name, and {D} Pokémon with Rocket in its name whose Resistance isn't {P}) that doesn't already have a Pokémon Tool attached to it. If that Pokémon is Knocked Out, discard this card.

If the Pokémon Fist Plate is attached to has Arceus in its name (excluding Pokémon with δ on its card and {D} Pokémon with Rocket in its name whose Resistance isn't {P}), this Pokémon's type is {F} and has Weakness to {P} and no Resistance. If the Pokémon Fist Plate is attached to has any basic {F} Energy cards attached to it, this Pokémon gets +10 HP. You may discard Fist Plate at any time during your turn.

Toxic Plate
Trainer Card (Pokémon Tool)

Attach Toxic Plate to 1 of your Pokémon in play (excluding Pokémon with δ on its card, {D} Pokémon with Dark in its name, and {D} Pokémon with Rocket in its name whose Resistance isn't {P}) that doesn't already have a Pokémon Tool attached to it. If that Pokémon is Knocked Out, discard this card.

If the Pokémon Toxic Plate is attached to has Arceus in its name (excluding Pokémon with δ on its card and {D} Pokémon with Rocket in its name whose Resistance isn't {P}), this Pokémon's type is {G} and has Weakness to {P} and no Resistance. If the Pokémon Toxic Plate is attached to has any basic {G} Energy cards attached to it, this Pokémon cannot be Poisoned. You may discard Toxic Plate at any time during your turn.

Earth Plate
Trainer Card (Pokémon Tool)

Attach Earth Plate to 1 of your Pokémon in play (excluding Pokémon with δ on its card, {D} Pokémon with Dark in its name, and {D} Pokémon with Rocket in its name whose Resistance isn't {P}) that doesn't already have a Pokémon Tool attached to it. If that Pokémon is Knocked Out, discard this card.

If the Pokémon Flame Plate is attached to has Arceus in its name (excluding Pokémon with δ on its card and {D} Pokémon with Rocket in its name whose Resistance isn't {P}), this Pokémon's type is {F} and has Weakness to {G} and Resistance to {L} -30. If the Pokémon Earth Plate is attached to has any basic {F} Energy cards attached to it, this Pokémon cannot be Paralyzed. You may discard Earth Plate at any time during your turn.

 

[Burninating_Torchic]

Always have to make unnecessarily large sets, don't you?

Oh, and let me guess. You hate the level X mechanic? Huge surprise there.

 

[Sunflorazumarill]

Here are my next ideas for this set!

Piplup
Pokémon card
{W}
40 HP
Basic Pokémon
Weakness: {L}
Resistance: n/a
Retreat cost: {C}
{W} Aqua Splash Flip a coin. If heads, this attack does 10 damage to your opponent’s Benched Pokémon. (Don’t apply Weakness and Resistance for Benched Pokémon.) 10
{C}{C} Peck 20
Piplup have a layer of fine down covering their bodies that protects them from frigid waters as well as hot temperatures. Lv. 16 #393

Piplup
Pokémon card
{W}
50 HP
Basic Pokémon
Weakness: {L}
Resistance: n/a
Retreat cost: {C}
{W} Aqua Ring Place a Regen counter on Piplup. At the end of each player's turn, remove 2 damage counters from any Pokémon with a Regen counter on it.
{C}{C} Scratch 20
Despite their cute appearance, Piplup are very proud Pokémon that dislike receiving food from their trainers. Lv. 12 #393

Prinplup
Pokémon card
{W}
80 HP
Stage 1 Pokémon
Evolves from Piplup
Put Prinplup on the Basic Pokémon
Weakness: {L}
Resistance: n/a
Retreat cost: {C}
PokéBODY: Water Feathers Prevent all effects of attacks, other than damage, done to Prinplup by your opponent’s Evolved Pokémon.
{W} Aqua Spray Choose 1 of your opponent’s Pokémon and this attack does 20 damage to it. Don’t apply Weakness and Resistance.
{C}{C} Drill Peck 30
Each Prinplup colony appears to be founded by a single individual, as each one considers itself to be the most important one. Lv. 32 #394

Prinplup
Pokémon card
{W}
80 HP
Stage 1 Pokémon
Evolves from Piplup
Put Prinplup on the Basic Pokémon
Weakness: {L}
Resistance: n/a
Retreat cost: {C}
{W}{W} Bubble Shower Flip a coin. If heads, the Defending Pokémon is now Paralyzed and this attack does 10 damage to each of your opponent’s Benched Pokémon. (Don’t apply Weakness and Resistance for Benched Pokémon.) 30
{W}{C}{C} Whirlpool If there are any Energy cards attached to the Defending Pokémon, choose 1 of them and discard it. 30
Prinplup's most effective weapons are its flippers, which are strong enough to snap a tree in two. A single strike could be deadly. Lv. 28 #394

Empoleon
Pokémon card
{W}
120 HP
Stage 2 Pokémon
Evolves from Prinplup
Put Emploeon on the Stage 1 card
Weakness: {L}
Resistance: {G} -30
Retreat cost: {C}{C}
PokéPOWER: Splash Draw Once during your turn (before you attack), you may draw a card. If it’s a {W} Energy card, attach it to your Active Pokémon. This power can’t be used if Empoleon is affected by a Special Condition.
{W}{C}{C} Hydro Frenzy Flip a coin for each {W} Energy attached to Empoleon. This attack does 40 damage times the number of heads and for each heads, discard the top card of each player’s deck. 40x
{W}{W}{C}{C} Ice Tide Flip a coin for each {W} Energy attached to Empoleon. This attack does 10 damage to each of your opponent’s Benched Pokémon for each heads. (Don’t apply Weakness and Resistance for Benched Pokémon.) 40
The leader of a group possesses the largest horn. The tips of its wings are so strong that it is said they can destroy entire slabs of drift ice. Lv. 48 #395

Empoleon
Pokémon card
{M}
110 HP
Stage 2 Pokémon
Evolves from Prinplup
Put Emploeon on the Stage 1 card
Weakness: {L}
Resistance: {G} -30
Retreat cost: {C}{C}
PokéBODY: Metal Edge If Empoleon is your Active Pokémon and is damaged by an opponent's attack (even if Empoleon is Knocked Out), put 1 damage counter on each Defending Pokémon.
{W}{C}{C} Aqua Jet Choose 1 of your opponent’s Benched Pokémon and this attack does 30 damage to it. (Don’t apply Weakness and Resistance for Benched Pokémon.) 40
{M}{M}{C}{C} Flash Cannon During your next turn, if an attack does damage to the Defending Pokémon (after applying Weakness and Resistance), that attack does 30 more damage. 60
The length of the horns extending from the beak symbolize an Empoleon's strength; the longer the horns are, the stronger the Pokémon is. Lv. 44 #395

 

[Carrington388]

Buried Fossil
30 HP {C}
Basic Pokémon (Evolves into Omanyte, Kabuto, Aerodactyl, Lileep, Anorith, Cranidos, or Shieldon)

Poké-POWER Reconstruction
Once during your turn (before your attack), if you have a basic Energy card in your hand, you may search your deck for an Omanyte, Kabuto, Aerodactyl, Lileep, Anorith, Cranidos, or Shieldon card, show it to your opponent, and put it into your hand. Then put a basic Energy card from your hand into your deck. Shuffle your deck afterward.

You may play a Pokémon card that evolves from Mysterious Fossil on top of Buried Fossil. (This counts as evolving Buried Fossil.) Buried Fossil can't be affected by Special Conditions.

Weakness: none
Resistance: none
Retreat Cost: {C}
A fossil dug up from underneath the earth. Not even top scientists can decipher all DNA present in this fossil. Lv. 1 #???

Shieldon
40 HP {F}
Stage 1 Pokémon (Evolves from Mysterious Fossil)

{C}{C} Rock Smash 20

Weakness: {W}
Resistance: {G} -30
Retreat Cost: {C}
Its face is as solid as the hardest steel and serves as a frontal shield. It is very vulnerable from attacks from behind, however. Lv. 16 #410

Bastiodon
80 HP {F}
Stage 2 Pokémon (Evolves from Shieldon)

Poké-BODY Weather Defense
If there is a Sand counter on the field, any damage done to Bastiodon by an attack (your own or your opponent's) is reduced by 20 (before Weakness and Resistance).
{F}{F} Ancientpower Flip a coin. If heads, prevent all effects of attacks, including damage, done to Bastiodon during your opponent’s next turn. 20
{F}{F}{F}{F} Rock Slide 70

Weakness: {W}
Resistance: {G} -30
Retreat Cost: {C}{C}{C}
It has been known to use the shield on its face to protect the herd's young. It was known to eat grass or berries. Lv. 42 #411

Shieldon
30 HP {M}
Stage 1 Pokémon (Evolves from Mysterious Fossil)

{C} Headbutt 10
{M}{M} Flash Cannon 30

Weakness: {F}
Resistance: {G} -30
Retreat Cost: {C}
Over 100,000,000 years ago, this Pokémon lived in dense forests. It was known to rub its hard face on the trees. Lv. 9 #410

Bastiodon
70 HP {M}
Stage 2 Pokémon (Evolves from Shieldon)

Poké-BODY Sturdy
Bastiodon cannot be Knocked Out by any effect other than damage. If Bastiodon would be Knocked Out by an effect other than damage, Bastiodon's remaining HP becomes 10.
{M} Iron Head 20
{M}{M}{M}{C} Metal Burst If Bastiodon was damaged during your opponent's last turn, this attack does twice that attack's base damage.

Weakness: {F}
Resistance: {G} -30
Retreat Cost: {C}{C}{C}
This long-extinct Pokémon once used the large shield on its head to deflect all frontal attacks. It was known to be timid and caring. Lv. 38 #411

Sky Plate
Trainer Card (Pokémon Tool)

Attach Sky Plate to 1 of your Pokémon in play (excluding Pokémon with δ on its card, {D} Pokémon with Dark in its name, and {D} Pokémon with Rocket in its name whose Resistance isn't {P}) that doesn't already have a Pokémon Tool attached to it. If that Pokémon is Knocked Out, discard this card.

If the Pokémon Sky Plate is attached to has Arceus in its name (excluding Pokémon with δ on its card and {D} Pokémon with Rocket in its name whose Resistance isn't {P}), this Pokémon's type is {C} and has Weakness to {L} and Resistance to {F} -30. If the Pokémon Sky Plate is attached to has no basic Energy cards attached to it, any damage done to this Pokémon by a {L} Pokémon (your own or your opponent's) is reduced by 20 (before Weakness and Resistance). You may discard Sky Plate at any time during your turn.

 

[ensignmerlin]

Oh, and let me guess. You hate the level X mechanic?

My guess is he also hates the new weakness/resistance system.

 

[Charizardian]

Here I go. Note that an absence may make my grammar seem a little rusty and attacks over/underbroken:

Regigigas ex 150 HP {C}
Basic Pokémon

{C}{C} Tremor Stomp
This attack does 20 damage to all Pokémon in play.

{C}{C}{C}{C} Ancient Rage 80+
This attack does 80 damage plus 10 more damage for each damage counter on Regigigas ex. You can't add more than 20 damage in this way.

W:{F}
R:N/A
RC:{C}{C}{C}{C}

 

[Carrington388]

Professor Rowan
Trainer Card (Supporter)

Choose 1 card in your hand and shuffle the rest of your cards into your deck. Then, draw 4 cards. (If this is the only card in your hand, you can't play this card.)

Impostor Professor Rowan
Trainer Card (Supporter)

Your opponent chooses 1 card from his or her hand and shuffles the rest of his or her cards into his or her deck. Then, your opponent draws 4 cards. (If your opponent has only 1 card in his or her hand, you can't play this card.)

Pokédex v7.0
Trainer Card

Look at the top 2 cards of your deck, choose 1 of them, and put it into your hand. Put the other card on the bottom of your deck.

Defender
Trainer Card

Attach Defender to 1 of your Pokémon. At the end of your opponent's next turn, discard Defender. Damage done to that Pokémon by attacks is reduced by 20 (after applying Weakness and Resistance).

Mind Plate
Trainer Card (Pokémon Tool)

Attach Mind Plate to 1 of your Pokémon in play (excluding Pokémon with δ on its card, {D} Pokémon with Dark in its name, and {D} Pokémon with Rocket in its name whose Resistance isn't {P}) that doesn't already have a Pokémon Tool attached to it. If that Pokémon is Knocked Out, discard this card.

If the Pokémon Mind Plate is attached to has Arceus in its name (excluding Pokémon with δ on its card and {D} Pokémon with Rocket in its name whose Resistance isn't {P}), this Pokémon's type is {P} and has Weakness to {D} and no Resistance. If the Pokémon Mind Plate is attached to has any basic {P} Energy cards attached to it, any damage done to this Pokémon by a {D} Pokémon (your own or your opponent's) is reduced by 20 (before Weakness and Resistance). You may discard Mind Plate at any time during your turn.

Insect Plate
Trainer Card (Pokémon Tool)

Attach Insect Plate to 1 of your Pokémon in play (excluding Pokémon with δ on its card, {D} Pokémon with Dark in its name, and {D} Pokémon with Rocket in its name whose Resistance isn't {P}) that doesn't already have a Pokémon Tool attached to it. If that Pokémon is Knocked Out, discard this card.

If the Pokémon Insect Plate is attached to has Arceus in its name (excluding Pokémon with δ on its card and {D} Pokémon with Rocket in its name whose Resistance isn't {P}), this Pokémon's type is {G} and has Weakness to {R} and no Resistance. If the Pokémon Insect Plate is attached to has any basic {G} Energy cards attached to it, this Pokémon cannot be Asleep. You may discard Insect Plate at any time during your turn.

 

[Sunflorazumarill]

Sorry for the wait, but here are my next ideas for this set!

Elekid
Pokémon card
{L}
40 HP
Baby Pokémon
Baby Pokémon counts as a Basic Pokémon
Evolves into Electabuzz
Put Electabuzz on the Baby Pokémon
Weakness: n/a
Resistance: n/a
Retreat cost: {C}
If this Baby Pokémon is your Active Pokémon and your opponent announces an attack, he or she must flip a coin (before doing anything else). If tails, your opponent's turn ends.
{L} Shock Wave This attack's damage isn't affected by Weakness, Resistance, Poké-Powers, Poké-Bodies, or any other effects on the Defending Pokémon. 20
Elekid generates internal electric energy by rotating its arms. Its arms grow weak quickly, so it can only charge a little each time. Lv. 15 #239

Electabuzz
Pokémon card
{L}
80 HP
Basic Pokémon
Weakness: {F}
Resistance: {M} -30
Retreat cost: {C}
PokéBODY: Quick Play Stages If Electabuzz didn't evolve from Elekid when put into play, Electabuzz's total HP is 60 instead of 80. If Electabuzz is an Evolved Pokémon, Electabuzz has no Weakness.
{L}{L} Electric Blast Flip a coin. If heads, the Defending Pokémon is now Paralyzed and this attack does 10 damage to each of your opponent’s Benched Pokémon. (Don’t apply Weakness and Resistance for Benched Pokémon.) 30
{L}{C}{C} Surge Laser If there are any Energy cards attached to the Defending Pokémon, choose 1 of them and discard it. 30
Electabuzz's body is constantly discharging stored electricity, to the point that it glows whitish blue in darkness and static electricity occurs. Lv. 30 #125

Electivire
Pokémon card
{L}
110 HP
Stage 1 Pokémon
Evolves from Electabuzz
Put Electivire on the Basic Pokémon
Weakness: {F}
Resistance: {M} -30
Retreat cost: {C}{C}
PokéPOWER: Power Storm Once during your turn (before you attack), if Electivire is evolved from an Evolved Pokémon, you may flip a coin. If heads, attach any number of {L} Energy cards from your hand to your Active Pokémon in any way you like. This power can’t be used if Electivire is affected by a Special Condition.
{L}{L} Plasma Blast Discard 2 {L} Energy cards attached to Electivire or this attack does nothing. Flip a coin. If heads, discard all Energy cards attached to the Defending Pokémon. 50
{L}{L}{C}{C} Lightning Gun Flip a coin. If heads, all damage done by attacks to the Defending Pokémon during your next turn is increased by 40 (before Weakness and Resistance). If tails, this attack does nothing (not even damage.) 80
Electivire usually feed off of electric currents. They are scarce in the wild, but there is a slim chance of finding them in power plants. Lv. 45 #466

Magby
Pokémon card
{R}
40 HP
Baby Pokémon
Baby Pokémon counts as a Basic Pokémon
Evolves into Magmar
Put Magmar on the Baby Pokémon
Weakness: n/a
Resistance: n/a
Retreat cost: {C}
If this Baby Pokémon is your Active Pokémon and your opponent announces an attack, he or she must flip a coin (before doing anything else). If tails, your opponent's turn ends.
{R} Flame Spread Flip a coin. If heads, this attack does 10 damage to each of your opponent’s Pokémon. Don’t apply Weakness and Resistance.
Magby are commonly found in volcanic craters. It is said that when many gather together, it heralds a volcanic eruption. Lv. 15 #240

Magmar
Pokémon card
{R}
80 HP
Basic Pokémon
Weakness: {W}
Resistance: n/a
Retreat cost: {C}
PokéBODY: Quick Play Stages If Magmar didn't evolve from Magby when put into play, Magmar's total HP is 60 instead of 80. If Magmar is an Evolved Pokémon, Magmar can’t be affected by any Special Conditions.
{R}{R} Lava Plume Flip a coin. If heads, the Defending Pokémon is now Burned and this attack does 10 damage to each of your opponent’s Benched Pokémon. (Don’t apply Weakness and Resistance for Benched Pokémon.) 30
{R}{C}{C} Iron Tail If there are any {M} Energy cards attached to Magmar, flip a coin. If heads, this attack does 40 damage plus 30 more damage. 40+
Magmar is born in the proximity of an active volcano, and may spend its entire life there. It has a body temperature of 2,200 °F. Lv. 30 #126

Magmortar
Pokémon card
{R}
110 HP
Stage 1 Pokémon
Evolves from Magmar
Put Magmortar on the Basic Pokémon
Weakness: {W}
Resistance: n/a
Retreat cost: {C}{C}
PokéPOWER: Power Flare Once during your turn (before you attack), if Magmortar is evolved from an Evolved Pokémon, you may flip a coin. If heads, attach any number of {R} Energy cards from your hand to your Active Pokémon in any way you like. This power can’t be used if Magmortar is affected by a Special Condition.
{R}{R} Heat Wave Does 10 damage to each of your opponent's Benched Pokémon. (Don't apply Weakness and Resistance for Benched Pokémon.) 30
{R}{R}{C}{C} Magma Cannon Flip a coin. If heads, the Defending Pokémon is now Burned and place a Stop counter on the Defending Pokémon. While a Pokémon has a Stop counter on it, that Pokémon cannot retreat. A Pokémon cannot have more than 1 Stop counter on it at a time. 50
It can retract its hands to transform its arms into powerful cannons. These cannons are capable of firing 2000 °C (3632 °F) fireballs. Lv. 45 #467

 

[Carrington388]

Prof. Rowan's Studies
Trainer Card (Supporter)

Each player counts the number of cards in his or her hand (excluding this one), then shuffles their hand into their deck and draws a number of cards equal to the number of cards their opponent shuffled into their deck in this way.

Pokétch
Trainer Card

Look at the top 5 cards of your deck. Choose 2 of those cards and flip a coin. If heads, put those cards into your hand. Either way, put any cards you didn't put into your hand in this way back on top of your deck in the same order.

Fire Stone Energy
Special Energy Card

You may only attach Fire Stone Energy to a {R} or {C} Pokémon (excluding Pokémon with δ on its card and {D} Pokémon with Dark or Rocket in its name) whose Basic Pokémon card has Vulpix, Growlithe, or Eevee in its name. As long as this card is attached to this Pokémon, if there is a Sun counter on the field, this Pokémon has no Weakness. Fire Stone Energy provides {R} Energy. (Doesn't count as a basic Energy card.)

Water Stone Energy
Special Energy Card

You may only attach Water Stone Energy to a {W}, {P}, {G}, or {C} Pokémon (excluding Pokémon with δ on its card and {D} Pokémon with Dark or Rocket in its name) whose Basic Pokémon card has Poliwag, Shellder, Staryu, Eevee, or Lotad in its name. As long as this card is attached to this Pokémon, if there is a Rain counter on the field, this Pokémon's Retreat Cost is 0. Water Stone Energy provides {W} Energy. (Doesn't count as a basic Energy card.)

Thunderstone Energy
Special Energy Card

You may only attach Thunderstone Energy to a {L}, or {C} Pokémon (excluding Pokémon with δ on its card and {D} Pokémon with Dark or Rocket in its name) whose Basic Pokémon card has Pichu, Pikachu, or Eevee in its name. As long as this card is attached to this Pokémon, if there is a Storm counter on the field, any damage done to this Pokémon by an attack by a {M} Pokémon is reduced by 30 (before Weakness and Resistance). Thundestone Energy provides {L} Energy. (Doesn't count as a basic Energy card.)

Leaf Stone Energy
Special Energy Card

You may only attach Leaf Stone Energy to a {G}, {P}, or {D} Pokémon (excluding Pokémon with δ on its card and {D} Pokémon with Dark or Rocket in its name) whose Basic Pokémon card has Oddish, Bellsprout, Exeggcute, or Seedot in its name. As long as this card is attached to this Pokémon, if there is a Spring counter on the field, any damage done to this Pokémon by an attack by a {W} Pokémon is reduced by 30 (before Weakness and Resistance). Leaf Stone Energy provides {G} Energy. (Doesn't count as a basic Energy card.)

 

[Sunflorazumarill]

Here are even more ideas from me!

Tangela
Pokémon card
{G}
80 HP
Basic Pokémon
Weakness: {R}
Resistance: {W} -30
Retreat cost: {C}
PokéBODY: Spring Vine Power If there isn’t a Spring counter on the field, Tangela's total HP is 60 instead of 80. If there is a Spring counter on the field, Tangela's Retreat cost is 0.
{G}{G} Poison Spore Flip a coin. If heads, the Defending Pokémon is now Poisoned and this attack does 10 damage to each of your opponent’s Benched Pokémon. (Don’t apply Weakness and Resistance for Benched Pokémon.) 30
{G}{C}{C} Power Whip Flip 2 coins. If both are tails, this attack does nothing. 60
Blue plant vines cloak the Pokémon's identity in a tangled mass. It will entangle anything that gets close. Lv. 30 #114

Tangrowth
Pokémon card
{G}
110 HP
Stage 1 Pokémon
Evolves from Tangela
Put Tangrowth on the Basic Pokémon
Weakness: {R}
Resistance: {W} -30
Retreat cost: {C}{C}
PokéPOWER: Energy Vine Once during your turn (before you attack), if Tangrowth is your Active Pokémon, you may flip a coin. If heads, attach any number of {G} Energy cards from your hand to your Pokémon in any way you like. This power can’t be used if Tangrowth is affected by a Special Condition.
{G}{G} Dual Razor Leaf Flip 2 coins. This attack does 40 damage times the number of heads to each Defending Pokémon.
{G}{G}{C}{C} Vine Storm Flip a coin. If heads, this attack does 20 damage to each of your opponent's Benched Pokémon. If tails, this attack does 10 damage to each of your own Benched Pokémon. (Don't apply Weakness and Resistance for Benched Pokémon.) 60
It extends its arms and shoots out vines of plants to entangle its prey. It isn’t concerned even if its arms are eaten. Lv. 45 #465

Shellos (East Sea)
Pokémon card
{W}
50 HP
Basic Pokémon
Weakness: {G}
Resistance: n/a
Retreat cost: {C}
{W} Aqua Spray Choose 1 of your opponent’s Pokémon and this attack does 10 damage to it. Don’t apply Weakness and Resistance.
{C}{C} Harden If an attack would do 40 or less damage to Shellos during your opponent's next turn (after applying Weakness and Resistance), prevent that damage. (Any other effects of attacks still happen.)
It is known to have different appearance and color depending on its habitat. Two forms have been confirmed to exist in the Sinnoh region. Lv. 15 #422

Shellos (East Sea)
Pokémon card
{W}
40 HP
Basic Pokémon
Weakness: {G}
Resistance: n/a
Retreat cost: {C}
PokéBODY: Shoal Guard All damage done to Shellos by attacks is reduced by 10 (after applying Weakness and Resistance) for each Pokémon with Shellos in its name you have in play (excluding this one).
{W} Wave Splash 10
It lives near the waterside. The appearance of its body changes to suit the environment of its habitat. Lv. 10 #422

Gastrodon (East Sea)
Pokémon card
{W}
90 HP
Stage 1 Pokémon
Evolves from Shellos (East Sea)
Put Gastrodon (East Sea) on the Basic Pokémon
Weakness: {G}
Resistance: {L} -30
Retreat cost: {C}{C}
PokéBODY: Storm Drain If an attack from 1 of your opponent’s {W} Pokémon would do damage to 1 of your Pokémon, all effects of that attack, including damage, instead happen to Gastrodon.
{F}{F} Mud Bomb Does 30 damage to each Defending Pokémon. If either Defending Pokémon tries to attack during your opponent's next turn, your opponent flips a coin. If tails, that attack does nothing.
{W}{W}{W} Water Pulse Flip a coin. If heads, the Defending Pokémon is now Confused. 50
Long ago, it used to have a tough shell to protect its body. Gastrodon lives along shoals of the sea. Lv. 35 #423

Gastrodon (East Sea)
Pokémon card
{F}
80 HP
Stage 1 Pokémon
Evolves from Shellos (East Sea)
Put Gastrodon (East Sea) on the Basic Pokémon
Weakness: {G}
Resistance: {L} -30
Retreat cost: {C}{C}
{W}{W} Water Gun Does 20 damage plus 30 more damage for each {W} Energy attached to Gastrodon but not used to pay for this attack’s Energy cost. You can’t add more than 60 damage in this way. 20+
{F}{F}{F} Magnitude Does 20 damage to every Benched Pokémon (yours and your opponent’s). (Don’t apply Weakness and Resistance for Benched Pokémon.) 50
Gastrodon happens to have a soft and boneless body. Its damaged body parts heal and recover immediately. Lv. 30 #423

 

[Carrington388]

Moon Stone Energy
Special Energy Card

You may only attach Moon Stone Energy to a {G}, {F}, or {C} Pokémon (excluding Pokémon with δ on its card and {D} Pokémon with Dark or Rocket in its name) whose Basic Pokémon card has Nidoran♀, Nidoran♂, Cleffa, Clefairy, Igglybuff, Jigglypuff, or Skitty in its name. As long as this card is attached to this Pokémon, if there is a Night counter on the field, remove 1 damage counter, if any, from this Pokémon between turns. If the Basic Pokémon card of the Pokémon Moon Stone Energy is attached to has Nidoran♀ or Nidoran♂ in its name, Moon Stone Energy provides both {G} Energy and {F} Energy but provides only 1 Energy at a time. If the Basic Pokémon card of the Pokémon King's Moon Stone is attached to has Cleffa, Clefairy, Igglybuff, Jigglypuff, or Skitty in its name, Moon Stone Energy provides {C} Energy. (Doesn't count as a basic Energy card.)

Link Trade Energy
Special Energy Card

You may only attach Link Trade Energy to a {P}, {F}, or {G} Pokémon (excluding Pokémon with δ on its card and {D} Pokémon with Dark or Rocket in its name) whose Basic Pokémon card has Abra, Machop, Geodude, or Gastly in its name. As long as this card is attached to this Pokémon, prevent any effect that would prevent this Pokémon from being devolved. If the Basic Pokémon card of the Pokémon Link Trade Energy is attached to has Abra in its name, Link Trade Energy provides {P} Energy. If the Basic Pokémon card of the Pokémon Link Trade Energy is attached to has Machop or Geodude in its name, Link Trade Energy provides {F} Energy. If the Pokémon Link Trade Energy is attached to has Gastly in its name, Link Trade Energy provides both {P} Energy and {G} Energy but provides only 1 Energy at a time. (Doesn't count as a basic Energy card.)

King's Rock Energy
Special Energy Card

You may only attach King's Rock Energy to a {W}, {F}, or {P} Pokémon (excluding Pokémon with δ on its card and {D} Pokémon with Dark or Rocket in its name) whose Basic Pokémon card has Poliwag or Slowpoke in its name. When you attach this card from your hand to 1 of your Pokémon, discard 1 Energy card attached to this Pokémon and any damage done by this Pokémon by an attack during this turn is increased by 20 (before Weakness and Resistance). If the Basic Pokémon card of the Pokémon King's Rock Energy is attached to has Poliwag in its name, King's Rock Energy provides both {W} Energy and {F} Energy but provides only 1 Energy at a time. If the Basic Pokémon card of the Pokémon King's Rock Energy is attached to has Slowpoke in its name, King's Rock Energy provides both {W} Energy and {P} Energy but provides only 1 Energy at a time. (Doesn't count as a basic Energy card.)

Sun Stone Energy
Special Energy Card

You may only attach Sun Stone Energy to a {G} Pokémon (excluding Pokémon with δ on its card and {D} Pokémon with Dark or Rocket in its name) whose Basic Pokémon card has Oddish or Sunkern in its name. As long as this card is attached to this Pokémon, if there is a Sun counter on the field, this Pokémon gets +20 HP. Sun Stone Energy provides {G} Energy. (Doesn't count as a basic Energy card.)

Metal Coat Energy
Special Energy Card

You may only attach Metal Coat Energy to a {F}, {G}, or {M} Pokémon (excluding Pokémon with δ on its card and {D} Pokémon with Dark or Rocket in its name) whose Basic Pokémon card has Onix or Scyther in its name. As long as this card remains attached to this Pokémon, apply all effects of any Metal Energy, Metal II Energy, or Shiny Black Energy as if this Pokémon was a {M} Pokémon. If the Basic Pokémon card of the Pokémon Metal Coat Energy is attached to has Onix in its name, Metal Coat Energy provides both {F} Energy and {M} Energy but provides only 1 Energy at a time. If the Basic Pokémon card of the Pokémon Metal Coat Energy is attached to has Scyther in its name, Metal Coat Energy provides both {G} Energy and {M} Energy but provides only 1 Energy at a time. (Doesn't count as a basic Energy card.)

Dragon Scale Energy
Special Energy Card

You may only attach Dragon Scale Energy to a {W} Pokémon (excluding Pokémon with δ on its card and {D} Pokémon with Dark or Rocket in its name) whose Basic Pokémon card has Horsea in its name. As long as this card is attached to this Pokémon, this Pokémon's Retreat Cost is 0. Dragon Scale Energy provides {W} Energy. (Doesn't count as a basic Energy card.)

 

[Sunflorazumarill]

Here are my next ideas, including the first Burmy line!

Burmy (Plant Cloak)
Pokémon card
{G}
40 HP
Basic Pokémon
Weakness: {R}
Resistance: n/a
Retreat cost: {C}
{G} Stun Spore Flip a coin. If heads, the Defending Pokémon is now Paralyzed. 10
{C}{C} Form Growth Search your deck for a card that evolves from Burmy with either {W} or {F} Resistance and put it on Burmy (this counts as evolving Burmy.) Shuffle your deck afterward.
To protect itself against the cold wind, it makes a coat from materials like twigs or fallen leaves to cover its body. Lv. 10 #412

Wormadam (Plant Cloak)
Pokémon card
{G}
70 HP
Stage 1 Pokémon
Evolves from Burmy (Plant Cloak)
Put Wormadam (Plant Cloak) on the Basic Pokémon
Weakness: {R}
Resistance: {W} -30
Retreat cost: {C}
PokéBODY: Leaf Barrier If Wormadam has any {G} Energy attached to it, any damage done to your {G} Pokémon by an attack is reduced by 10 (before applying Weakness and Resistance).
{G}{G} Giga Drain Remove a number of damage counters from Wormadam equal to half the damage done to the Defending Pokémon (after applying Weakness and Resistance) (rounded up to the nearest 10). If Wormadam has fewer damage counters than that, remove all of them. 40
{P}{C}{C} Psywave Does 20 damage times the number of Energy cards attached to the Defending Pokémon. 20x
When it evolved from Burmy, its coat became part of its body. The coat will not come off in its entire life. Lv. 35 #413

Mothim
Pokémon card
{G}
70 HP
Stage 1 Pokémon
Evolves from Burmy
Put Mothim on the Basic Pokémon
Weakness: {R}
Resistance: {F} -30
Retreat cost: n/a
PokéBODY: Powder Cloud As long as Mothim is your Active Pokémon, if any 1 of your Pokémon is damaged by an opponent's attack (even if that Pokémon is Knocked Out), put 1 damage counter on the Attacking Pokémon.
{G}{G} Silver Wind Flip a coin. If heads, prevent all effects of attacks, including damage, done to Mothim during your opponent's next turn. 40
{G}{C}{C} Air Slash Flip a coin. If heads, the Defending Pokémon can’t attack during your opponent’s next turn. 40
It does not have a fixed habitat. It flies continously across the countryside searching for its favorite flower honey. Lv. 35 #414

Porygon
Pokémon card
{G}
50 HP
Basic Pokémon
Weakness: {F}
Resistance: {P} -30
Retreat cost: {C}
{C} Signal Beam Flip a coin. If heads, the Defending Pokémon is now Confused. 10
{C}{C} Data Search Search your deck for up to 2 Trainer cards, show them to your opponent and put them into your hand. Shuffle your deck afterward.
Using the most advanced technologies, scientists finally succeeded in making the first artificial Pokémon. Lv. 45 #137

Porygon2
Pokémon card
{C}
80 HP
Stage 1 Pokémon
Evolves from Porygon
Put Porygon2 on the Basic Pokémon
Weakness: {F}
Resistance: {P} -30
Retreat cost: {C}
PokéBODY: Magnet Rise Prevent all damage done to Porygon2 by attacks from {F} Pokémon. (Any other effects of attacks still happen.)
{C}{C} Digital Burst If Porygon2 has both {G} ad {R} Energy attached to it, the Defending Pokémon is now Burned. If Porygon2 has both {W} and {L} Energy attached to it, the Defending Pokémon is now Asleep. If Porygon2 has both {P} and {F} Energy attached to it, the Defending Pokémon is now Confused. 20
{C}{C}{C} Electronic Drain Remove 2 damage counters from Porygon2 for each basic Energy card attached to it. 30
It was created by humans using the power of science. It has been given AI that enables it to learn new gestures and emotions on its own. Lv. 30 #233

Porygon-Z
Pokémon card
{C}
110 HP
Stage 2 Pokémon
Evolves from Porygon2
Put Porygon-Z on the Stage 1 card
Weakness: {F}
Resistance: {P} -30
Retreat cost: {C}
PokéPOWER: Cyber Find When you play Porygon-Z from your hand to evolve 1 of your Pokémon, you may search your deck for 3 Trainer cards and put them into your hand. Shuffle your deck afterward.
{C}{C} Matter Energy If a Pokémon Tool card is attached to Porygon-Z, this attack does 30 damage plus 20 more damage. If a Technical Machine card is attached to Porygon-Z, the Defending Pokémon is now Burned. If a Materia card is attached to Porygon-Z, put 2 damage counters on each of your opponent’s Benched Pokémon. If you have a Chaos Emerald or Sol Emerald card in play, the Defending Pokémon can’t use any Poké-Powers or Poké-Bodies during your opponent’s next turn. 30+
{C}{C}{C} Hyper Beam If there are any Energy cards attached to the Defending Pokémon, choose 1 of them and discard it. 40
Porygon-Z normally live in cyberspace, but they can live absolutely anywhere due to the lack of the need to breathe. Lv. 45 #474

 

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Up-Grade Energy
Special Energy Card

You may only attach Up-Grade Energy to a {C} Pokémon (excluding Pokémon with δ on its card and {D} Pokémon with Dark or Rocket in its name) whose Basic Pokémon card has Porygon in its name. As long as this card is attached to this Pokémon, this Pokémon has no Weakness. Up-Grade Energy provides {C} Energy. (Doesn't count as a basic Energy card.)

Dry Block Energy
Special Energy Card

You may only attach Dry Block Energy to a {W} Pokémon (excluding Pokémon with δ on its card and {D} Pokémon with Dark or Rocket in its name) whose Basic Pokémon card has Feebas in its name. When you attach this card from your hand to 1 of your Pokémon, during that turn, don't apply Resistance for this Pokémon's attacks. Dry Block Energy provides {W} Energy. (Doesn't count as a basic Energy card.)

Toothscale Energy
Special Energy Card

You may only attach Toothscale Energy to a {W} Pokémon (excluding Pokémon with δ on its card and {D} Pokémon with Dark or Rocket in its name) whose Basic Pokémon card has Clamperl in its name. When you attach this card from your hand to 1 of your Pokémon, flip a coin. If heads, the Defending Pokémon can't retreat during this turn. Toothscale Energy provides {W} Energy. (Doesn't count as a basic Energy card.)

Razor Fang Energy
Special Energy Card

You may only attach Razor Fang Energy to a {F} Pokémon (excluding Pokémon with δ on its card and {D} Pokémon with Dark or Rocket in its name) whose Basic Pokémon card has Gligar in its name. When you attach this card from your hand to 1 of your Pokémon, during that turn, any damage done by this Pokémon is increased by 10 for each {F} Energy card already attached to it (before Weakness and Resistance). Razor Fang Energy provides {F} Energy. (Doesn't count as a basic Energy card.)

Razor Claw Energy
Special Energy Card

You may only attach Razor Claw Energy to a {W} or {D} Pokémon (excluding Pokémon with δ on its card and {D} Pokémon with Dark or Rocket in its name whose Resistance isn't {P}) whose Basic Pokémon card has Sneasel in its name. When you attach this card from your hand to 1 of your Pokémon, during that turn, any damage done by this Pokémon is increased by 10 for each {W} or {D} Energy card already attached to it (after Weakness and Resistance). Razor Claw Energy provides both {W} Energy and {D} Energy but provides only 1 Energy at a time. (Doesn't count as a basic Energy card.)

Oval Stone Energy
Special Energy Card

You may only attach Oval Stone Energy to a {C} Pokémon (excluding Pokémon with δ on its card and {D} Pokémon with Dark or Rocket in its name) whose Basic Pokémon card has Happiny or Chansey in its name. When you attach this card from your hand to 1 of your Pokémon, remove all Special Conditions from that Pokémon. Oval Stone Energy provides {C} Energy. (Doesn't count as a basic Energy card.)

 

[Sunflorazumarill]

Here are my next ideas for this set, including the second Burmy line!

Burmy (Sandy Cloak)
Pokémon card
{G}
40 HP
Basic Pokémon
Weakness: {R}
Resistance: n/a
Retreat cost: {C}
{G} Poisonpowder The Defending Pokémon is now Poisoned. 10
{C}{C} Form Growth Search your deck for a card that evolves from Burmy with either {L} or {F} Resistance and put it on Burmy (this counts as evolving Burmy.) Shuffle your deck afterward.
After its coat is destroyed in a battle, it immediately creates a new one with the materials available nearby. Lv. 10 #412

Wormadam (Sandy Cloak)
Pokémon card
{F}
70 HP
Stage 1 Pokémon
Evolves from Burmy (Sandy Cloak)
Put Wormadam (Sandy Cloak) on the Basic Pokémon
Weakness: {W}
Resistance: {L} -30
Retreat cost: {C}
PokéBODY: Sand Shield If there is a Sand counter on the field, any damage done to your {F} Pokémon by an attack is reduced by 10 (before applying Weakness and Resistance).
{F}{F} Earthquake Does 10 damage to each of your own Benched Pokémon. (Don’t apply Weakness and Resistance for Benched Pokémon.) 50
{P}{C}{C} Psychic Does 30 damage plus 10 more damage for each Energy card attached to the Defending Pokémon. 30+
Its body changes upon evolution depending on its location. The materials around it will become part of its body. Lv. 35 #413

Mothim
Pokémon card
{G}
70 HP
Stage 1 Pokémon
Evolves from Burmy
Put Mothim on the Basic Pokémon
Weakness: {R}
Resistance: {F} -30
Retreat cost: n/a
PokéBODY: Spore Protection If an attack would do additional damage to Mothim, all damage done to Mothim by that attack is reduced by 40 (after applying Weakness and Resistance).
{G}{G} Bug Buzz Flip a coin. If heads, during your next turn, if an attack does damage to the Defending Pokémon (after applying Weakness and Resistance), that attack does 40 more damage. 40
{G}{C}{C} Super Spiral Drain Flip a coin until you get tails. For each heads, remove 2 damage counters from Mothim. 40
It loves flower honey. It snatches honey collected by Combee to eat. Lv. 35 #414

Rhyhorn
Pokémon card
{F}
60 HP
Basic Pokémon
Weakness: {G}
Resistance; {L} -30
Retreat cost: {C}{C}
{F}{F} Earthquake Does 10 damage to each of your own Benched Pokémon. (Don’t apply Weakness and Resistance for Benched Pokémon.) 50
{F}{C}{C} Megahorn Flip a coin. If tails, this attack does nothing. 70
Strong, but not too bright, this Pokémon can shatter even a skyscraper in one blow with its charging tackles. Lv. 30 #111

Rhydon
Pokémon card
{F}
90 HP
Stage 1 Pokémon
Evolves from Rhyhorn
Put Rhydon on the Basic Pokémon
Weakness: {G}
Resistance: {L} -30
Retreat cost: {C}{C}{C}
PokéBODY: Heat Protection Any damage done to Rhydon by attacks from {R} Pokémon (yours and your opponent’s) is reduced by 40 (after applying Weakness and Resistance).
{F}{F} Magnitude Does 20 damage to every Benched Pokémon (yours and your opponent’s). (Don’t apply Weakness and Resistance for Benched Pokémon.) 30
{F}{C}{C} Stone Edge Flip a coin. If heads, this attack does 30 damage plus 40 more damage. 30+
Rhydon's drill-horn is capable of crushing uncut diamonds and it can knock down a building with one strike of its tail. Lv. 42 #112

Rhyperior
Pokémon card
{F}
120 HP
Stage 2 Pokémon
Evolves from Rhydon
Put Rhyperior on the Stage 1 card
Weakness: {G}
Resistance: {L} -30
Retreat cost: {C}{C}{C}{C}
PokéBODY: Solid Rock Any damage done by attacks to Rhyperior from any Pokémon that are the same type as Rhyperior’s Weakness is reduced by 40 (after applying Weakness and Resistance).
{F}{C}{C} Hammer Arm Until the end of your opponent’s next turn, your opponent pays {C}{C}{C} more to retreat the Defending Pokémon. 50
{F}{F}{F}{F} Rock Wrecker If there are any Energy cards attached to the Defending Pokémon, choose 1 of them and discard it. 80
It stuffs rocks into the holes in its palms, then shoots them out with the power of its muscles. Sometimes, it will fire off Geodudes. Lv. 54 #464

 

[Carrington388]

Sinooh Mountain Energy
Special Energy Card

You may only attach Sinooh Mountain Energy to a {L}, {F}, or {M} Pokémon (excluding Pokémon with δ on its card and {D} Pokémon with Dark or Rocket in its name) whose Basic Pokémon card has Magnemite or Nosepass in its name. When you attach this card from your hand to 1 of your Pokémon, remove 1 damage counter from that Pokémon for each {M} Energy already attached to it. If the Pokémon has fewer damage counters than that, remove all of them. If the Basic Pokémon card of the Pokémon Sinooh Mountain Energy is attached to has Magnemite in its name, Sinooh Mountain Energy provides both {L} Energy and {M} Energy but provides only 1 Energy at a time. If the Basic Pokémon card of the Pokémon Sinooh Mountain Energy is attached to has Nosepass in its name, Sinooh Mountain Energy provides both {F} Energy and {M} Energy but provides only 1 Energy at a time. (Doesn't count as a basic Energy card.)

Moss Rock Energy
Special Energy Card

You may only attach Moss Rock Energy to a {C} or {G} Pokémon (excluding Pokémon with δ on its card and {D} Pokémon with Dark or Rocket in its name) whose Basic Pokémon card has Eevee in its name. When you attach this card from your hand to 1 of your Pokémon, attach a basic {G} Energy card from your discard pile to this Pokémon. Moss Rock Energy provides {G} Energy. (Doesn't count as a basic Energy card.)

Ice Rock Energy
Special Energy Card

You may only attach Ice Rock Energy to a {C} or {W} Pokémon (excluding Pokémon with δ on its card and {D} Pokémon with Dark or Rocket in its name) whose Basic Pokémon card has Eevee in its name whose Weakness is {R} or {F}. When you attach this card from your hand to 1 of your Pokémon, search your deck for 2 basic {W} Energy cards and attach them to this Pokémon. If you have fewer cards than that in your deck, attach all of them. Ice Rock Energy provides {W} Energy. (Doesn't count as a basic Energy card.)

Rollout Energy
Special Energy Card

You may only attach Rollout Energy to a {C} Pokémon (excluding Pokémon with δ on its card and {D} Pokémon with Dark or Rocket in its name) whose Basic Pokémon card has Lickitung in its name. While this card is attached to this Pokémon, this Pokémon may use this card's attack instead of its own. Rollout Energy provides {C} Energy. (Doesn't count as a basic Energy card.)
{C}{C} Rollout 20

Ancientpower Energy
Special Energy Card

You may only attach Ancientpower Energy to a {G}, {W}, or {F} Pokémon (excluding Pokémon with δ on its card and {D} Pokémon with Dark or Rocket in its name) whose Basic Pokémon card has Tangela, Swinub, or Yanma in its name. While this card is attached to this Pokémon, this Pokémon may use this card's attack instead of its own. If the Basic Pokémon card of the Pokémon Ancientpower Energy is attached to has Tangela or Yanma in its name, Ancientpower Energy provides {G} Energy. If the Basic Pokémon card of the Pokémon Ancientpower Energy is attached to has Swinub in its name, Ancientpower Energy provides both {W} Energy and {F} Energy but provides only 1 Energy at a time. (Doesn't count as a basic Energy card.)
{C}{C} Ancientpower Flip a coin. If heads, prevent all effects of attacks, including damage, done to this Pokémon during your opponent's next turn. 20

Mimic Energy
Special Energy Card

You may only attach Mimic Energy to a {P} or {F} Pokémon (excluding Pokémon with δ on its card and {D} Pokémon with Dark or Rocket in its name) whose Basic Pokémon card has Mime Jr., Mr. Mime, Bonsly, or Sudowoodo in its name. While this card is attached to this Pokémon, this Pokémon may use this card's Poké-POWER. If the Basic Pokémon card of the Pokémon Mimic Energy is attached to has Mime Jr. or Mr. Mime in its name, Mimic Energy provides {P} Energy. If the Basic Pokémon card of the Pokémon Mimic Energy is attached to has Bonsly or Sudowoodo in its name, Mimic Energy provides {F} Energy. (Doesn't count as a basic Energy card.)
Poké-POWER Mimic
As long as this Pokémon is your Active Pokémon and isn't affected by a Special Condition, it copies all of each Defending Pokémon's attacks, including their Energy costs.

 

[Sunflorazumarill]

Here are my next ideas for this set, including my third Wormadam line!

Burmy (Trash Cloak)
Pokémon card
{G}
40 HP
Basic Pokémon
Weakness: {R}
Resistance: n/a
Retreat cost: {C}
{G} Sleep Powder The Defending Pokémon is now Asleep. 10
{C}{C} Form Growth Search your deck for a card that evolves from Burmy with either {G} or {F} Resistance and put it on Burmy (this counts as evolving Burmy.) Shuffle your deck afterward.
Whenever Burmy battles, the coat falls apart afterwards and its soft, vulnerable body is revealed. Lv. 10 #412

Wormadam (Trash Cloak)
Pokémon card
{M}
70 HP
Stage 1 Pokémon
Evolves from Burmy (Trash Cloak)
Put Wormadam (Trash Cloak) on the Basic Pokémon
Weakness: {R}
Resistance: {G} -30
Retreat cost: {C}
PokéBODY: Alloy Wall As long as Wormadam is your Active Pokémon, any damage done to your {M} Pokémon by an attack is reduced by 10 (before applying Weakness and Resistance).
{M}{M} Gyro Ball Does 40 damage times the number of {C} Energy in the Defending Pokémon’s Retreat cost more or less than Wormadam (after applying effects to the Retreat Cost). 40x
{P}{C}{C} Psybeam The Defending Pokémon is now Confused. 30
Wormadam is a unique Pokémon, due to its multiple forms. Each form comes with its own abilities as well. Lv. 35 #413

Mothim
Pokémon card
{G}
70 HP
Stage 1 Pokémon
Evolves from Burmy
Put Mothim on the Basic Pokémon
Weakness: {R}
Resistance: {F} -30
Retreat cost: n/a
PokéBODY: Pollen Veil If the Defending Pokémon has any Special Energy cards attached to it, prevent all effects of attacks, other than damage, done to Mothim by that Pokémon.
{G}{G} Signal Beam Flip a coin. If heads, the Defending Pokémon is now Confused. 40
{G}{C}{C} Spinning Wing Attack Flip a coin until you get tails. This attack does 50 damage times the number of heads. 50x
Mothim do not have a fixed habitat, as they migrate throughout the country searching for nectar. Lv. 35 #414

Gible
Pokémon card
{F}
40 HP
Basic Pokémon
Weakness: {W}
Resistance: {L} -30
Retreat cost: {C}
{F} Rock Tomb Pile Flip a coin. If heads, the Defending Pokémon can't attack or retreat during your opponent's next turn. 10
{M}{C} Iron Head Flip a coin until you get tails. This attack does 20 damage times the number of heads. 20x
It once lived in tropical lands. In order to escape from the cold, it lives close to the heat from the ground in warm caves. Lv. 12 #443

Gabite
Pokémon card
{F}
80 HP
Stage 1 Pokémon
Evolves from Gible
Put Gabite on the Basic Pokémon
Weakness: {W}
Resistance: {L} -30
Retreat cost: {C}
{W}{L} Spark Surge Flip a coin until you get tails. This attack does 30 damage times the number of heads. If you get 1 or more heads, the Defedning Pokémon is now Paralyzed. 30x
{F}{C}{C} Dig Under Choose 1 of your opponent’s Pokémon and this attack does 40 damage to it. Don’t apply Weakness and Resistance.
It has the habit of collecting dug up gemstones in its lair. Thieves who try to steal them are not seen or heard of again. Lv. 30 #444

Garchomp
Pokémon card
{F}
120 HP
Stage 2 Pokémon
Evolves from Gabite
Put Garchomp on the Stage 1 card
Weakness: {W}
Resistance: {L} -30
Retreat cost: {C}
PokéPOWER: Sand Rush Once during your turn, when you play Garchomp from your hand to evolve 1 of your Active Pokémon, you may use this power. Put 1 damage counter on each Pokémon (yours and your opponent’s) (including this one) for each 2 damage counters on that Pokémon.
{F}{F} Scissor Blades Flip a coin until you get tails. This attack does 40 damage plus 20 more damage for each heads. 40+
{G}{R}{C}{C} Dragon Rush Flip a coin. If heads, each Defending Pokémon can’t attack during your opponent’s next turn. 60
It flies with a speed not falling behind that of a jet battle plane. Foes which it has targeted won’t be able to escape. Lv. 48 #445