Top 10 Cards From The First Gen in the Pokemon TCG (Base Set to Gym Challenge)
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- čas přidán 5. 07. 2024
- The Pokemon Trading Card Game, akin to the video games, are divided by generations. With each new generation comes new card design and new rules, but in this video we’ll be throwing it back to the first Generation of Pokemon and take a look at the top cards that were used throughout this time.
Script by Chaotic Meatball
Edited by Lily
The List
Intro: (0:00)
10:Wigglytuff (Jungle): (0:12)
9: Dark Vileplume (Team Rocket): (1:45)
8: Computer Search (Base Set): (3:45)
7: Rocket’s Sneak Attack (Team Rocket) & The Rocket’s Trap (Gym Heroes): (5:14)
6: Lickitung (Jungle): (6:40)
5: Hitmonchan & Electabuzz (Base Set) & Scyther (Jungle): (8:07)
4: Mewtwo (WOTC Promo): (9:57)
3: Bill (Base Set): (11:58)
2: Professor Oak (Base Set): (11:54)
1: Energy Removal & Super Energy Removal (Base Set): (13:51)
#pokemon #pokemontcg
I use Bill, which allows me to draw 2 cards from my deck.
And for my turn! First I'll play POT OF GREED and draw two cards!
BILL OF GREED!
I love this community.
Pokemon TCG player: "I play the Trainer card Bill to draw two cards."
MtG player: "I tap my mana to cast a Sorcery Spell, allowing me to draw two cards."
YGO player: "I play a 15+ card combo, recite the national anthem backwards while hopping on one foot, correctly reprogram my grandparents VCR, sacrifice my youngest sibling in a blood ritual, re-balance our country's national debt, universally solve world peace, cure cancer and poverty in one single night...and then I get to draw one card."
@@ZeroHero3d the ygo part is too low. you need to sacrifice yourself in the ritual too
I adore the artwork on the Supporter Oak card. Of course he's reached out of frame, nudged the text over, and used the space for more notes.
It's such a nice artwork! It's not very often that non-full art trainer cards get to leave their frame (the only other example coming to mind is Battle City, though I'm sure there's others), so it's quite the visual treat.
You haven't witnessed disappointment until you've played the insanity that is Wigglytuff Trapper. If you're familiar with Yugioh, it's more consistent than Topologic Gumblar Dragon handloops, that's how insane it was.
He has a yugioh channel
@@CommanderSal Yes Logs has a channel, but meatball’s comment was a helpful comparison for me to understand the consistency
Don't you mean Do The Hand Control?
@@krullachief669 SOMEONE KNOWS LETS GOOOOOOO
@@ChaoticMeatballTV I saw you commit that warcrime against Celio's Network over on Beastcoast, course I know.
I remember playing Rain Dance in the old gameboy game. you used pokemon breeder to cheat out blastoise onto your bench and then you could ignore the rules and drop as many water energy per turn as you wanted. combined with oak and bill to refill your hand you could fuel some heavy hitters very quickly.
I played Rain Dance in Real Life at a local game store.
I only played two games but I won both of them. Turboing out a fully equipped Blastoise was very powerful...especially when everyone else kept trying to bring out their Charizards.
@@universalperson genwinners lizard fans be like 😭
@@misterlinux9290 Kids in my school days: Pick Charmander, lose to Brock
Me, an intellectual: Pick Bulbasaur, be effective against first three Gyms.
I know that feeling. Nothing more satisfying than hitting those straight 60's on turn 2, whilst your opponent is struggling to put energy cards onto their Pokemon.
Did you also think the game broke when the weird Japanese injoke character appeared?
Hearing Duel Logs talk about the Pokemon TCG is wonderfully surreal xD
How about Top Ten "Dark" Pokemon from the Team Rocket set? :D
I'd love this because he typically describes what the cards he talking about are (like explaining synchros for a synchro list) and I'm not familiar with the pokemon tgc so I can be caught up to speed.
Dark Gengar #1
Very funny to see him calling a Pokemon as "monster" haha
@@pac1841 I mean, he's technically not wrong. Doesn't make it any less surreal though lol
#1 from the original is Dark Vileplume by a country mile.
If you include Returns, Dark Tyranitar and Dark Dragonite would be around the top too.
God damn, this guy really has a channel for every card game.
Kind of shocked to see Professor Oak *not* at #1, but I respect Energy Removal.
Personally I think that Oak is better than energy removal in that if I were only able to run one of the two in a deck I would choose Professor Oak. However, I feel like energy removal really shaped the metagame, gatekeeping high-energy decks and stage 1 &2's which I believe makes it deserving of number 1 based on how different the game would have been at the time had energy removal not existed.
:)
Oak(and by extension the remastered modern variants of Professor's Resarch) have an inherent balance in design by how there's a risk/reward factor because in exchange for getting resources faster, you pit yourself closer to decking out-which was even more powerful in the Base Era days.
With(Super) Energy Removal though there wasn't much balance- they were designed to be 1-for-1 cards, but because of how important a resource Energy is in the Pokemon game having such a powerful option of resource denial was too much, which is why decks that had low Energy costs(Stall/Haymaker/DtW) or could generate more Energy effectively(Rain Dance/Psyburn) were the only major ones that could float.
It's a small gap, but the latter was so oppressive that it had to be #1. As a fun bonus fact, the first major Pokemon card to be banned from tournament play(excluding promos like Ancient Mew and Birthday Pikachu) was Neo Genesis Sneasel, and the reason why was because the first set rotation got rid of the Energy Removals which were the only cards keeping it tame.
There's decks like Venusaur's Leaf Trans that would be viable were it not for the existence of Super/Energy Removal.
I'm surprised gust of wind didn't make the list. I remember making decks with friends using my friend's huge collection of old cards, and we always ran 4.
Great stuff! You're killing it with these countdowns/video essays
Yugioh is like “Drawing cards is too powerful, ban simple cards with that effect or let them have cards after jumping bunches of hoops”
And Pokemon is like “Whatever man, here take 3 or 7 cards in one move, go have fun”
You have to realize this is the way it is because the 2 games are completely different in how they are played, and this affects the value of cards that let you draw more from your deck. In Yugioh, you can play the cards you draw into much more freely, and from what I've heard (I haven't played Yugioh in years at this point), trap cards have lost a lot of value because they need to be set for a turn first before you can use their effects; as a result, decks have been focusing more and more heavily on being able to play as much of what they can in a single turn to establish their board. Pokemon, on the other hand, makes it far harder to set up in one turn because you often have to set up other Pokemon to evolve first, and the fact that energy cards exist at all makes it much harder to actually attack because you need the extra resource to do so, being especially aggravated if your attack needs a lot of energy to pull off; because of this, drawing effects are often much more powerful in Pokemon in order to make it easier to facilitate this type of gameplay. There's also the fact that in Yugioh, you can have anywhere from 40 to 60 cards in your deck, usually leaning closer to 40 to make it easier to draw into what you need faster; meanwhile in Pokemon tcg, you have to have 60 cards in your deck, this means that you're playing with a bigger deck size, and thus having stronger effects that draw more cards is honestly a necessity to help make sure you can get what you need sooner, while having smaller decks in Yugioh makes it possible to not need as powerful of drawing effects to thin your deck quicker without risking decking out
@@matthewkuscienko4616 One thing that seems to have happened to TCG in more recent years is the pace has crept up as well as the power. Quite often games are now decided in less than 5 turns, an if you're just playing against random people on PTCGO games can often be only 3 turns. Although I think this is largely due to abilities rather than draw cards.
I only really played TCG in gen 6 and more recent days, but i have to admit I think I much prefer the gen 6 days as the power creep hadn't gotten out of hand by that point, for want of a better phrase.
this neglects the fact that yugioh is a TCG that has >no resources< unlike pokemon (energy) or MTG (mana via lands)
@@mattutter3525 I feel that the pace of the game speeding up, as you noted, is in no small part due to the power creep; this has happened in Yugioh, too. It's a natural occurrence that comes with power creep: not only do attacks do more damage and Pokemon have their maximum HP pushed higher, but other effects that let you accelerate energy and other things of that nature get better, too, which results in decks being able to get their boards set up faster and games end faster as a result. But it seems that drawing effects haven't really gotten appreciably more powerful as the game has aged, given that Professor's Research, originally printed as Professor Oak, has continued to remain in the game from day one and has remained the gold standard for draw power, probably because making this sort of effect too much stronger would become too much
10:00 "....handed out to attendees of the First Pokemon Movie in late 1999"
Hey, that's me!
"We totally knew they were gonna be worth something one day so everybody hermetically sealed their promo cards and locked them away in safety deposit boxes"
....Says absolutely nobody ever.
Unfortunately i found this awesome TCG game too late... In 2011 and i hadnt chance to play this classic cards. So I ordered old Vintage cards and my plan is create 2 old decks for playing with my wife and friends. Sometimes put modern decks to the closet and enjoy some classic :D
Thank you for tips to great cards! :))
Great video !!!
YES you do pokemon too! This guy is an absolute legend. Incredible delivery, knowledge and overall experience of how CZcams top 10z should be. Bravo 👏🏽
oh a new channel. nice. i remember years ago u really wanted to learn pokemon tcg. great that it works out
A few years back some world champ players went back and revisited this format. They said Lickitung was the best card in the format.
Id love to learn more about the pokemon tcg, please keep these coming
So great to hear TheDuelLogs talking about The Pokemon TCG, I wish you success on this new channel.
Love these videos. I don’t play the tcg and I’ve always been curious about stuff like this.
I've been here since your Classic WoW logs, and I want to say that I love your voice. I've fallen asleep to it so many times. Congratulations on your success as a content creator. I hope that every channel is worth subbing to and I will continue to support all your channels. My favorite is your channel for MT. I was so excited when it was made. I'm really happy for you. 😁
Let's gooooooo! I've always had a casual interest in the Pokemon card game and now my favorite CZcamsr is making videos on it!
Yu-Gi-Oh player here. I didn't even know about this channel. It just happened to come up on my recommended. You should definitely advertise and advertise often these other channels on Duel Logs.
I never knew that energy removal was such a rare effect after gen 1, though my only experience with the TCG was the dedicated video game. It never felt overbearing, but that's probably because the computer never really knew how to capitalize on the opportunity I guess.
Yeah, the CPU decks in the game are all really underwhelming, which is understandable considering you're never expected to get close to a competitive-viable deck yourself.
It's an insane card, if you want to be even remotely competitive you should probably run 4, and it's just backbreaking to be set back an entire turn basically.
@@bduddy55555 It even had a theme deck built around it called Blackout.
Oh man, if you played the sequel, there's one opponent who spams Energy Removal cards. You can't do anything against their Snorlaxes, Chanseys, and Kangaskhans without energy...
Their deck was probably one of the toughest decks in the game imo. The other hardest was probably the Rain Dance deck in the post game.
I had no idea the duel logs had a Pokémon TCG channel!!! 😊 good thing I’m a fan of both card games
Neat video! Thanks for uploading!
This gave me a lot of nostalgia! I used to go to my LGS during the run of these expansions for the pokemon events WotC would host. It was awesome, I remember learning strategies like card advantage for the first time, why Oak was an obvious 4x in every deck, being destroyed by Haymaker decks with their versatility! Earning promo cards and rad gym badge pins. My finest moment was showing up with the sneasel neo genesis deck and wrecking house. dark + steel energy was wild at the time! great times! great video!
Oh this is nice, looking forward to more Pokemon vids!
Ive never played pokemon tcg but enjoy your narrations and explanations
I ALWAYS KNEW LICKITUNG AND ELECTABUZZ WERE STRONG! I loved Lickitung's stun with damage and his hp, and Electibuzz just pummeled opponents. In fact, most of these I remember thinking were really good, and I was a kid with no understanding of metas or decklists or why Pokemon Breeder was a rare.
One that may be worth an honorable mention would be Jungle Set Clefable. 1 energy to copy any of the defending pokemon's abilities without any of the discard costs is pretty powerful. Especially with some of the stronger 3 and 4 cost abilites.
This channel is exactly what I need, thank you much!!!
beautiful list haha, we love to see it
Really glad to see the poo logs analyzing other card games. Pokémon and Yu-Gi-Oh! have been favorites of mine for over 20 years :3
I like how you called Wigglytuff a monster @1:37
I remember when Duel Logs was trying to review the power of Pokemon cards and was like "Drawing two cards once a turn isn't that good an effect?" I of course, remembered the days of Bill and Oak.
Nice one. I used to play that Gen 1 Traiding Card GB game all day.
I was like the thumbnail looks like Hiru. Then I clicked the vid and was surprised it is you! Wow I’m loving this new channel already pokemon and wow are my childhood
Thank you for making this channel. I always watched all your yugioh videos but being a pokemon player I always wanted someone to make similar videos for pokemon. I feel like one of my wishes came true
Even MORE card news? Splendid!
I would love to see a top 10 list for each Pokemon card set.
Great videos. Keep it. Up my dude.
I am so happy to learn about Wigglytuff. When I was a kid I had wigglytuff and plus power, and those two were a combo I really wanted to put into practice
Nice video bro, i expect Nova against a quiz of pokemon TCG xddd
Found you through the funny bird app, instantly subbed 💚
I can't belive you have so much time to do ALLTHE card games
okay, I'm hooked
I don't even play Pokémon TCG I just enjoy listening to you talk
New Channel. Same amazing quality everytime
Love the vid! Man, you do know a lot about those children's card games
Funny that Fossil’s Muk’s power finally made it to the video games in Gen 8
Duellogs is venturing into Pokemon? Pretty sick. Look forward to future videos.
Nice video
Ahhhh bring back memories..... I played the famous Blastoise deck against a Haymaker deck with Artiguno vs. Electrabuz, and finally, I won a tournament! Energy was not a problem voor uncle Blastoise!
Just found this channel. Love it! Your voice sounds familiar though. Do you also make WoW videos?
I never subbed to a new channel so fast
Duel logs grind never stops.
I'm sure someone mentioned this but crushing hammer got an F block reprint in Japan so I think like Boss, Research, and switch it is intended to be a game staple :) Great vid, didnt know you had a pokemon channel too!
So many cards I had in the past, but having parents who had no clues of long-term value (and conservation) and us being stupid kids ...
Mr. Mime was a beast in its day, so hard to get rid of especially when you spammed potions, and recursion.
Hell yeah !
Lickitung was good mainly for Tongue Wrap than Supersonic because it was a more consistent Chansey especially in Stall.
Not to mention that Lickitung pairs much better with cards like Moltres, Magmar, and Mr. Mime (which somehow wasn't mentioned in this list as it shuts down Rain Dance decks with its Pokemon Power which negates damage higher than 20)
It was also paired with Scoop Up for an easy 0 retreat cost.
Lickitung also wasn't discovered until 15 years after it came out 2014. It was never really put on any deck lists.
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@@costby1105 That's what I thought. The video makes it sound like it was a deck in use during the 1999 era, but my understanding was that it was only popular once people start revisiting old formats competitively again.
Yay!!! DuelLogs has a Pokémon channel!
It feels so surreal, seeing these old old cards.
I still play PTCGO, while I do miss the old decks and tech, no way in hell would I wanna see them again.
Actually was expecting Slowking to be mentioned, since Dark Vileplume is in the list.
YOOOOOO, YOURE DOING POKEMON VIDS NOW??? HYPE!!!
Guest of wind and Mr Mime were also really good. Mr Mime could shut down so many of your opponents options.
I am so proud that I realized as a 12yo kid that Scyther turn 1 with 1 green energy into turn 2 double colorless energy pretty much KO'd everyone I played against. xD
I had a good winning streak against my friends. It was my signature opening.
Don’t know why this came up in my suggestions but it got me curious enough to finally learn how I was supposed to play cards. As I came here from the schoolyard rules era. . . And judging by the fact DexLogs showcased many non Pokémon cards… I gotta lotta learning to do
I'll always be impartial to the old Mewtwo mulligan deck. 4 copies of Mewtwo and 56 psychic energy cards. 🤣
Energy removal actually had a bit of a comeback at the end of the XY era. Crushing and enhanced hammer were both legal and I ran a rogue deck built around mega mawile, who had basically a double crushing hammer effect when she attacked.
Throw in the amount of energy ramp available to mega pokémon, and available recursion for the hammers on top of a metagame dominated by special energy and you could get some very funny results that made some people very angry
Oh god I hated it, god damn everybody played the hammers.
Honestly, I'm surprised it hasn't come back given how often you see Energy ramping effects nowadays.
This video is so cool
Who tf uses telegram
I played with all of these cards in the past. Man.
Early on there was a really strong deck that used Chansey, Scoop Up, pokemon center, and the like to stall out other decks.
Fossil Gastly was pretty good. 50HP, free retreat cost, fighting resist, 1 energy attack that paralyzed.
Lass is always a strong card. shuffling back all trainer cards is game winning. getting rid of the opponents energy removal or computer search that they're holding onto gives you a huge advantage. Using your Prof Oaks and Bills to dig for it going first so you can shuffle back your opponents Prof Oaks and Bills gives you a huge consistency advantage and potentially a tempo advantage too.
I was not aware one of my favorite WoW CZcamsrs had a separate Pokemon TCG channel.
That reminds me of the Hyper Beam attack in the first cards, a free eenrgy removal for every turn to stall forever
Can't believe Ditto wasn't on here. I even play a combination of that Ditto and scoop-ups to stall toe-to-toe against modern Tag Teams, GX's, and ex's with ease
Or Clefable..... One energy card copy the opponent active pokemon without the side hustle!!! Yes, was one of my decks
I can't believe you did (ace spec) Gold Potion dirty like that.
Built a deck just to beat my buddies haymaker deck when it was super popular and it ended up beating anything consistently. Slowbrow. Mr mime. Promo mewtwo. Energy removals. Computer search. Bill. Prof oak. Item finder. Plus power. Defender. Poke center. Literally could beat anything. Never found a deck at the time that owned it. Never forget playing in a tourney. First 3 rounds all haymaker. The third kid said “oh it’s you”. I said you must be playing haymaker. 3 rounds in a row of easy wins. Those were the glory days. Never forget when I opened my 1st edition box and saw poke breeder and blastoise and said no fucking way.
Top 10 Best/Worst of set specific gimmicks. Like Team Aqua/Magma/Plasma, Rapid/Single Strike, etc.
Top 10 Pokemon that can discard themselves or other Pokemon (Farewell Letter Unown, Weed Out Hydreigon), or knock themselves out (Buzzap Thunder Electrode)
I played in that time just with basic pokemons. You can combined that pokemons with aerodactyl. It doesn´t allow played evolution pokemons. Sorry for my english.
Never played pokemon the card game but I did have some cards like most kids at the time when they came out and I remember some of these being fairly common, even coming straight out of the beginner pack sets.
It really says a lot that every one of the trainer cards listed had to be nerfed to hell and back.
How about a video series showing examples of fully built meta decks from each generation? Maybe even decks from that era that won big tournaments?
It's pretty criminal not listing Blastoise or Alakazam. They were the two strongest pokemon as you could use breeder to skip their middle evolutions. Blastoise allowing you to attach infinite water energy to water pokemon rendered energy removal useless. This allowed players to quickly power up Articuno, which resisted fighting pokemon. Haymarkers didnt stand a chance againsy Raindance. Alakazam allows you to move damage, so you could pile it up on your bench for multiple turns, then pokemon center to remove all damage.
Yeah, I'm really surprised not to see Blastoise. Energy Removal and Super Energy Removal were so busted that you either played strategies that could play on one energy, or you found a way around it, which was just Rain Dance.
Team Flare Grunt was almost a Supporter version of Energy Removal, although it only worked on the Active Pokemon. (Energy Removal can work on any Pokemon, although you'd -usually- want to use it on the Active). So it's not quite correct that that effect is avoided entirely in modern times. Still a great list, going up against 6-8 copies of ER/SER in any deck was certainly... an experience.
It was played a lot during the time when Seismitoad EX was running rampant with Quaking Punch
although the format is long gone. i used to play the format on a website called TCG ONE, which is still active today.
for competitive pokemon players out there, you might be familiar with showdown. an unofficial site which simulates actual battles, which is a great way for testing for upcoming events etc. TCG ONE is basically the same, but for the TCG. Sure theres the official pokemon trading card game online. but TCG ONE, lets you play classic gen 1, 2, 3 and 4 formats!
one of my favourite decks to play on the site, was a haymaker style deck with rockets Zapdos. since its first attack attached energy from the discard pile, just like promo mewtwo, but did 20 damage as well, making it effectively a counter to energy removal cards and a 4 energy attack for 70 damage, but did 10 damage to itself for every lightning energy attached to it (basically this attack was used as a nuke for the 70HP basics!). Erika's Jigglypuff was played for easy turn one donks, and i played the whole Erika/ rockets trap/ rockets sneak attack combo. made many people surrender!
TheDuelLogs, TheDexLogs, TheManaLogs...
It's great to see him expand outward to other card games. Hopefully someday we can see him make TheDigiLogs!
There's also the DnDLogs, so I guess DigiLogs and FaBLogs are still on the board for him.
He is actually interested in the Digimon TCG. If this channel gets a lot of views, he will probably considers TheDigiLogs.
I loved Pokemon TCG when I was a kid.
top 10 GX Pokemon. GX Era came out shortly after I started. So I'm nostalgic for it.
Could even take it a step further by making a list of the top 10 tag team gxs, as the list would be dominated by them if there wasn't a distinction to separate the 2. I remember playing around the time when tag teams were first introduced, and they completely warped the format around them and made evolution Pokemon basically unviable, it was kinda nuts. "Big, stupid, basics", as I referred to them as, they continued to be some of the best decks around until they finally rotated out, I think they would need their own separate list
accurate list
Blastoise though
Yay!!!!
Jungle Haunter (I think it was jungle) was the greatest stall card, since its power could nullify all effects of enemy attacks, and its own attack always inflicted sleep on top of the 10 damage.
Those rocket handrip cards are busted😅 Delinquent duo hew?
Man, imagine Computer Search in yugioh. I know it'd be banned on arrival but still 😂
I actually don't think it'd see much meta play at all. At first glance I thought it would be broken in ygo but like it's neg 2.
It's bad for board breaking cos it's literally a big red sign saying negate me and leaves you with 3 cards in hand.
Sure it adds consistentcy but decks are so consistent now above 40 card decks are usually optimal. And like left arm searches anything for same cost and is terrible. Small world searches anything for a smaller cost and only sees niche play.
Only decks that I could see maybe using it are more degenerat decks that are reliant on one card like final countdown or grass decks in ocg.
If this card where to get banned it wouldn't be because it's meta it'd be because it encourages unhealthy decks.
@@danklemonsoda Fair assessment! Doesn't Left Arm only search spells? I suppose it wouldn't be banned but it'd give rouge decks with little to no searchers a huuuuuge fighting chance against consistent meta decks. Literally ANY card from deck to hand is just so good! Especially if the discard is for effect and not cost, that'd cause degeneracy lol
@@iistonton sorry yeah I wrote my comment to quickly. I intended to say left arm searches any spell and small world searches any monster. A card that can be used in ALL decks will not make SOME decks better. It's like the first 2 years moon mirror shield was out. Top decks didn't play it but 90% of rogues did but those decks only saw like a percent in increase win rate against the better decks.
Wdym? Small World is literally better computer search. Only one "discard"
My old colorless deck back in 2000, never lost a game. I pissed off alot of people back in Wizards of the Coast Pokemon League because of it. It ran Wigglytuff, both Dragonites, and Fearow. Even energy removal wasn't much of a threat.
Speaking of Mewtwo, the original Mewtwo was part of a deck that got banned at the WotC I used to go to. Some kid ran a 56 psychic energy, 4 Mewtwo stall deck, that decked out everyone. After the first day he used it, they told him he couldn't use it any more lol.
Some cards I think should've been on this list are Alakazam (because running him with Chansey and Pokemon Center was hax alot of the time), and Dark Raichu. Hell, Dark Raichu won me my marsh badge in 2 turns, taking out 6 pokemon. I had people wanting to BUY him after that lol.
Damn it's hard to believe all these terms and deck types which I have not talked about or heard talked about outside of 1999-2000ish on the playground at school are all completely accurate in my memory. Crazy how little kids followed TCG magazines and played the best strats even back in the day. lol
I'm surprised Jungle Mr. Mime didn't make the list. Mr. Mime is a great damage gate, able to stall out your opponent for at least 2 turns, and is still a favorite of mine to this day. In Expanded format, I like using Jungle Mr. Mime with Gengar EX, for an offense/defense swap, in combination with Phoebe's Stadium.
I remember having a deck that was just the other Mewtwo (one with the shield effect but removing an energy from it to do so) and the rest of the deck being psychic energy.
You got a pokemon tcg channel too!🤩
great work bro :)
is this the dexlogs from the dexlogs from the duellogs duellogs?
I remember the first time i pulled "computer search" in a booster pack... the disappointment was real lol
I owned the cards as a kid, but now I can learn what I was supposed to do with them. Thanks Mr. Logs!
It would cool to have one on the top 10 best poke powers/abilities