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posted May 18, 2003 01:13 AM      Profile for GreatFox   Email GreatFox    Edit/Delete Post Report This Thread to Moderators
Thankfully, I had a freind that made it to E3 and was able to get images of all 109 english version cards in the EX Ruby & Sapphire set. I'll be posting Exclusive images off all the cards at the Pokémon Labs next Sunday (hopfully) as a special Post-Super BattleZone treat. But in the meantime, I have a sneak of one of the Cards for everone to see... Sneasal ex!

You can view the image HERE or HERE as well as a small article.

Note!: Read Sneasal's second attack for the set's very first known missprint. [Wink]

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posted May 18, 2003 01:30 AM      Profile for Moltres   Email Moltres    Edit/Delete Post Report This Thread to Moderators
Why didn't you posted it in the older topic
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posted May 18, 2003 02:22 AM      Profile for MrGrass   Email MrGrass    Edit/Delete Post Report This Thread to Moderators
Why does the Beat Up attack have 20x when it says it does 10 times the number of heads?

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posted May 18, 2003 02:42 AM      Profile for Moltres   Email Moltres    Edit/Delete Post Report This Thread to Moderators
You have to read the text next to the picture
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posted May 18, 2003 03:33 AM      Profile for LugiasForce   Email LugiasForce    Edit/Delete Post Report This Thread to Moderators
[Bored]

So much for the Ex Pokemon being really good.

[EDIT- Just noticed, isn't it kinda weird he has a weakness to FIRE?]

-Matt

[ May 18, 2003, 03:43 AM: Message edited by: LugiasForce ]

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posted May 18, 2003 03:45 AM      Profile for Moltres   Email Moltres    Edit/Delete Post Report This Thread to Moderators
What does the small tekst block at the right say? You know the tekst about EX pokemon
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Looks like

'when Pokemon-ex has been knocked out your opponent takes 2 prize cards'

OUCH! I'm definately playing the -ex pokemon NOT!

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posted May 18, 2003 04:15 AM      Profile for Marcello-Milord   Email Marcello-Milord    Edit/Delete Post Report This Thread to Moderators
These cards are AWFUL! [Dubious] [Dubious]

They seems to be really fake...
Not only they keeped the japanese layout of the cards (which is not a real problem, it look good), but...
The HP font is wrong (japanese font is the same as Wizards', and these cards uses Gill Sans).
The effect text is in Arial (?!?)... why?

The resisatance is near the "resistance" word, as in Japan...

And they used the golden border as Card-E have... I preferred the silver border...

I hope these scans are from a test catalog... I hope these are only prototypes... If not, it's a bad bad thing for nintendo.
And the new card-e contents are ONLY Pokédex info... are they joking? Have I to pay more only for Pokédex infos?

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posted May 18, 2003 04:25 AM      Profile for Ultramew      Edit/Delete Post Report This Thread to Moderators
quote:
Originally posted by LugiasForce:
[Bored]

So much for the Ex Pokemon being really good.

[EDIT- Just noticed, isn't it kinda weird he has a weakness to FIRE?]

-Matt

Don't forget Sneasel is a Ice/Darkness type. For once they make a sneasel weak to fire.

But seriously, that card really looks fake. Not that I'm saying anything about 'Pokemon Labs' or the poster of this thread.

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posted May 18, 2003 05:12 AM      Profile for nick15   Email nick15    Edit/Delete Post Report This Thread to Moderators
Isn't ANYONE familiar with the term "prototype"?? [Bored] Speaking of which, this better be a prototype, because I see at least 4 errors.

The Japanese Sneasel EX translates to:

Sneasel EX [80 HP] (Basic Darkness Pokemon)
[D] Double Scratch (10x Damage) Flip 2 coins. This attack does 10 damage times the number of heads.
[DDC] Beat Up (20x Damage) Flip a coin for Each of your Pokemon. This attack does 20 damage times the number of heads.
WEAKNESS: Fighting
RESISTANCE: Psychic
RETREAT: C
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If you can put 2 and 2 together, the errors are:

1. Double Scratch attack is supposed to have the coin flip and 10x damage.
2. Beat Up is supposed to do a coin flip for each Pokemon you have.
3. The font used for the attack is wrong, unless Nintendo intends to use Arial/Helvetica for all game text.
4. The weakness is supposed to be Fighting.

I just hope that Nintendo doesn't decide to change the game text for all the cards in this way. This just better be an error associated with the nature of prototypes.

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[ May 18, 2003, 05:23 AM: Message edited by: nick15 ]

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posted May 18, 2003 05:31 AM      Profile for TwutT   Email TwutT    Edit/Delete Post Report This Thread to Moderators
quote:
Originally posted by nick15:
1. Double Scratch attack is supposed to have the coin flip and 10x damage.
2. Beat Up is supposed to do a coin flip for each Pokemon you have.
3. The font used for the attack is wrong, unless Nintendo intends to use Arial/Helvetica for all game text.
4. The weakness is supposed to be Fighting.

if it's real, the nintendo-people must have been drunk while making it ... [Embarrassed] [beholder] [NoNoNo]

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posted May 18, 2003 06:11 AM      Profile for Marcello-Milord   Email Marcello-Milord    Edit/Delete Post Report This Thread to Moderators
Nick: it is surely a prototype card... Like these Card-E sample (if they are real...)
An attack called Double Scratch without "Double"? Impossible.
Beat up is too reworded to be the final version.
And the "ex" word too is not the same as japanese version...

Surely these are only to demonstrate how EX:Ruby&Sapphire will look like.. During E3 there isn't really much people who knows the ADV layout or the Wizards' layout.

- 1 month for the EX release... so we'll see shortly (hopefully) some final scans...

[ May 18, 2003, 06:13 AM: Message edited by: Marcello-Milord ]

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Also is it me or does the e-barcode seem a little too close to the edge of the card? I mean, if they could have had the boarder that close to the edge of the card in the first place, why didn't they make the boarder on card-e smaller? Just something to think about I guess...

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posted May 18, 2003 10:46 AM      Profile for RainbowRichards   Email RainbowRichards    Edit/Delete Post Report This Thread to Moderators
quote:
Originally posted by Ultramew:
But seriously, that card really looks fake. Not that I'm saying anything about 'Pokemon Labs' or the poster of this thread.

Didn't I read that the Sneasel-EX scan was taken from the cover of the E3 catalog or something??? That may answer many questions...

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posted May 18, 2003 11:26 AM      Profile for GreatFox   Email GreatFox    Edit/Delete Post Report This Thread to Moderators
OK... First off... Yes, the scan was taken from Nintendo's Special E3 2003 Catalog. It also shows scans of the Cards for the three Starters (I'll post tem up as soon as I scan them). Stangely enough, they have different artwork and different Attacks than the ADV ones.

However, in small text in the catalog, it does say that "Actual Cards and foil packaging may appear different than those shown here." So they might still change them. Of course, with only less than a month 'till there release, it dosen't look like they might.

Also, I'm not even sure what the 109th card is (if there is one) my freind still has to look through all 1Gig of photos he took for the photos of the cards. But don't worry, if he finds them sooner he'll send them my way and I'll let you all know and even post them sooner than promised.

Now to scan the starters and tease you them even further! [Devilish]

And now, here they are... as I mentioned earlier. The three Starters - Torchic, Treecko, and Mudkip - in card form:

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Enjoy! [Big Grin]

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posted May 18, 2003 01:58 PM      Profile for Moltres   Email Moltres    Edit/Delete Post Report This Thread to Moderators
What's wrong with the size?
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posted May 18, 2003 02:41 PM      Profile for nick15   Email nick15    Edit/Delete Post Report This Thread to Moderators
It also shows scans of the Cards for the three Starters (I'll post tem up as soon as I scan them). Stangely enough, they have different artwork and different Attacks than the ADV ones.

Actually no; those are the correct attacks for those cards. There were TWO different cards made for each starter Pokémon, like in Genesis. [Wink]

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posted May 18, 2003 02:53 PM      Profile for Marcello-Milord   Email Marcello-Milord    Edit/Delete Post Report This Thread to Moderators
At least, in the starter cards, they used the correct font for effects (though the HP is always wrong... and weakness/resistance/retreat cost are so little...°_°)!

I don't like this gold border too...
The boosters are the same as Wizards', and they looks cool.
But these cards are not cool as the japanese counterparts [Frown]

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Hmm, if it was in a printed catalog, it had to be written far in advance to get to the printers in time (why most things appear outdated in Magazines or why companies have to be given information earlt enough before the general public gets word on it).
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posted May 18, 2003 11:29 PM      Profile for Golduck   Email Golduck    Edit/Delete Post Report This Thread to Moderators
There are two possible answers to why the weakness is Fire instead of Fighting:

1. The usual Fire/Fighting mix-up.
Fire and Fighting both start on the letter F, and unless you remember to call fire R (short for Red, like in Mtg) it has the same name shortened. This causes mix-up, like on Team Rocket's Dark Vileplume error.

2. Sneasel does have Fire weakness on the Game Boy
Yes, it does. Sneasel isn't just a Darkness Pokemon, it's Dark/Ice (Darkness is called "Dark" on the games for some reason). So on the Game Boy games, fire moves can melt any Sneasel. We could see a Water version of Sneasel on the TCG anytime, like we saw with Jynx (she's Ice/Psychic).

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posted May 19, 2003 12:38 AM      Profile for Moltres   Email Moltres    Edit/Delete Post Report This Thread to Moderators
I Am getting used to these cards.

I want to see how Nintendo made the foil cards.

I also hope that the will change te yellow/gold border into a silver border. And I hope they will put all the starter cards into this set

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Well I believe Sneasel EX is not the only EX pokemon in thus set.

According to some info, the cards for the first Nintendo set comprises the ADV1 and ADV2 in Japan. Based from the spoiler of ADV1 and ADV2, there are six or seven EX pokemon all in all. [Smile]

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posted May 19, 2003 12:32 PM      Profile for nick15   Email nick15    Edit/Delete Post Report This Thread to Moderators
ADV1 had 8 EX-Pokemon in all. ADV2 has maybe like... 3 or 4.

The English-ADV1 will not be a mix of ADV1 and ADV2. ADV1-in-Japan had 100 cards, not including energy. ADV1-in-English has 109 cards, which is 100 cards plue 8 energy cards and 1 secret card. Hmmm....

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posted May 27, 2003 12:50 AM      Profile for Moltres   Email Moltres    Edit/Delete Post Report This Thread to Moderators
Does anyone know when they (nintendo) will give us more information about the set?
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posted May 27, 2003 06:13 PM      Profile for Taichi   Email Taichi    Edit/Delete Post Report This Thread to Moderators
Can anyone email me the link of the spoilers?
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