Pokémon 210-80950 Shining Fates Tin, Multi

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One note: The popularity of Pokémon TCG has risen in the past year, in some cases demand is outstripping supply. Combined with the particular desirability of this set, prices for Shining Fates products (especially the Elite Trainer Box) could fluctuate unexpectedly. Shop cautiously! Shining Fates Tins & Mad Party Pin Collections The Shining Fates Tin for Cramorant V is the first tin I’ve gotten of the new size, so it’s quite an adjustment for me, personally. These are alternate art versions of cards from earlier sets featuring Shiny artwork instead of their usual art. They have the same moves and stats as their original versions, just with different art. Whilst we will do everything we can to meet the delivery times above, there may be factors outside of our control and we cannot guarantee delivery within this time frame.

They do fit a lot more cards in them, but at the same time I feel the size is even odder. I feel that it would have been more useful to have it almost entirely rectangular rather than have two sloped sides, because then you could fit one row of cards along the top side and two smaller columns of cards on the edge (see the image on the right — the tin itself would actually need to be extended by about half an inch for this to fit, though). In an earlier post, I wrote about the new Pokémon Trading Card Game (TCG) Expansion: Shining Fates. In this post, I take a deeper look at the range of products released for the set. Shining Fates focuses on Shiny Pokémon and contains many V and VMAX Pokémon. As you would expect, those Pokémon are front and centre in these products. The Elite Trainer BoxAs mentioned earlier, the Shining Fates Tins each come with a promo card — a Full Art, Shiny Pokémon V. The tin I received was the Cramorant Tin, so it contained the Shiny Cramorant V you see above, but the other two tins contain similar Full Art, Shiny Pokémon V promos — Shiny Boltund V or Shiny Eldegoss V.

Shining Fates gives us one V Collection (Pikachu), and two VMAX Collections (Shiny Crobat, and Shiny Dragapult). At the time of writing the VMAX collections are unavailable, they are due for release on 5 March 2021. Spit Shot takes three Colorless Energy and forces you to discard all of the Energy Cramorant V has attached when you use it, but it can hit any of your opponent’s Pokémon for an impressive 160 damage. There’s a Tropius in this set with Attach Leaves that can attach two discarded Grass Energy to one of your Benched Pokémon, so if you can find a way to switch between Cramorant V and Tropius each turn (Air Balloon would help with this), you can repeatedly use this combo to damage any of your opponent’s Pokémon they’re powering up on the Bench or even in their active spot.You can read more about the Shining Fates set and Shiny Vault sub-set over on the Shining Fates Elite Trainer Box review that went live yesterday, as that goes into it in a bit more detail. The Actual Tin First and foremost, although this review is for the Shiny Cramorant Tin, there are actually three different Shining Fates Tins available — the other two contain Shiny Boltund and Shiny Eldegoss respectively. The price and contents are the same, aside from the cover of the tin and the promo card included, which are of the respective Pokémon. Three different Tins and four different Party Pin Collections are available under the Shining Fates Banner.