Blooming Waters speaks to the somewhat disappointing state of the Pokmon TCG at the moment
After completing the ZEXAL series, an Expert Mode is unlocked, which works the same as Normal Mode, but each character uses a much more powerful Deck
Locations are paid for or inked like normal cards They come onto the board sideways / in landscape Same deck/play rules: Four of in a deck, no limit on how many can be in play They go on your side of the board, and are for you and your characters only They can be challenged, and are banished as normal You can move characters to locations for the move cost Characters can move between locations, but not out of them A character can only be in one location at a time There is no limit to the amount of characters in a location They gain lore equal to their lore value at the start of each turn in the Set step after readying, just before drawing
Prismatic Evolutions has been making headlines in the Pokemon TCG community since December last year because it contains a fan-favorite mon that is making an epic comeback since Evolving Skies the ever-lovable Umbreon
This gives the cards a unique look, since the vast majority of cards depict Pokmon with their normal color scheme
