Pokemon Legacy Evolution Pin Collection Revealed

Three brand new TCG products have just been revealed, being the Legacy Evolution Pin Collection, Legendary Battle Decks (Ho-oh & Lugia) and the Collector’s Pin 3-Packs (Entei, Raikou, or Suicune). The Legacy Evolution Pin Collection will include a Steelix EX, 5 foil cards (Slowking, Politoed, Blissey, Crobat, and Bellossom), 5 Booster Packs, a Crobat pin, and a code card for the TCGO. Picking up either of the decks will net you a standard 60 cards along with a metallic coin, play mat and damage counters. The Collector’s Pin 3-Packs come with 3 Booster Packs and a pin based on which blister you chose. No mention of a TCGO card in the blisters.

It should be noted that the Steelix EX is a direct reprint from Steam Siege as we’ve seen in various other boxes such as the Gengar or Charizard EX boxes. Also, the TCG packs shown in the picture are very likely to change as most reveal pictures do not match the actual product.

All three are set for release in May, with the Legacy Evolution and Collector’s Pin packs being slated for the 5th.

What are your thoughts on the products? They seem to be building off of Gen-2 hype from Pokemon GO. Do you guys agree?

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2,095 thoughts on “Pokemon Legacy Evolution Pin Collection Revealed”

  1. Looking back, I can understand why so many people dont like gen 5 pokemon. IMO, gen 5 pokemon looks least like pokemon.
    What generatin’s pokedex seems like an outlier to you (or you dislike the most)

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  2. An I the only one who thinks Kurusu looks like a first stage for Lapras (If it became a three stage Pokémon at least)

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  3. I’ve noticed something recently… WTF did GF do with Alola because they used Alchemy when they could’ve done Astrology
    Because think Sun version= Solgaleo, Leo in Constellations is the ruler of the sun, and they could have made a Fire/Psychic Lion to show this, but no they went to Alchemy

    This also could have opened up use of how Lunala could have been based on Cancer the crab ruler of the Moon and made Water/Psychic that would balance out the Sun v.s. the Moon

    Which also could have made Marshadow (as much as I like it) into Scorpio ruler of Mars which could make total sense

    Then make the UB’s instead of the deadly sins instead the other 9 Zodiac’s which would be sooo awesome!

    As much as I like Alola I do realize they had a good opportunity and they blew it away!

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  4. Well I’m getting more attuned to my Cardinal Pokémon as I made its gimmick its back tail feather shifts left to right and thats why makes it steer if its every broken or damaged they cannot fly at all

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  5. Ok I’m in a block
    Should my Firefly be Bug/Fire or Bug/Electric?
    And What’s a good type for a bomb shell Pokémon?

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  6. Ayo Kurusu you’re mention of a Bombshell reminds me of a total bombshell pokemon
    Blastella
    The Blastfire Pkm
    Combustion (Direct contact causes fire damage (stealth rock rules))
    it is a tall voluptuous humanoid pokemon with silvery white skin, it has tubular arms that resemble missiles with the fins look like claws, their legs are cylindrical with no feet, it has a cube like body with a completely spherical head with flaming eyes and eyelashes, it has frizzy fuse like ponytail like growths and no mouth
    “Born in molten pits, Blastella absorb heat and can create explosions by releasing it through its legs and arms, when low on warmth they become weak and docile”

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  7. “Baton Pass Clause: Players cannot have more than one Pokémon with the move Baton Pass. Furthermore, a Pokémon cannot have Baton Pass while also having a move or ability that boosts Speed and a move or ability that boosts another stat.”
    Whaaaat? This is stupid to me. Dont get me wrong I understand why they did it, but come one. There are a million and one ways to stop baton pass sweep teams. This is easily the stupidest rule IMO

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