The Dual Ball card from the 2011 Pokémon Call of Legends set is an uncommon Trainer card that allows players to search their deck for Basic Pokémon based on coin flips.
Dual Ball
2011 • Pokémon • Call of Legends
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The Dual Ball card, numbered 78 in the 2011 Call of Legends expansion, is a Trainer card designed to assist players in managing their deck resources. Illustrated by Takashi Yamaguchi, this uncommon card provides a strategic option for trainers looking to stabilize their early game or recover essential Basic Pokémon. The card’s effect involves flipping two coins. For every flip that results in heads, the player may search their deck for a Basic Pokémon, reveal it to their opponent, and add it to their hand. After searching, the deck must be shuffled thoroughly. This mechanic makes Dual Ball a versatile tool for consistency, helping players find the specific Basic Pokémon they need to activate their strategy. As a Trainer card, it does not represent a Pokémon but rather a tool used during play. Its uncommon rarity makes it accessible for completionists and gameplay-focused collectors alike. The card remains a notable piece for enthusiasts of the Pokémon Trading Card Game who value strategic depth and set completeness.
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Featured Subject
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Dual Ball
Game
Pokémon
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Uncommon
Takashi Yamaguchi
Card Stock
English
Trainer
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Flip 2 coins. For each heads, search your deck for a Basic Pokémon, show it to your opponent, and put it into your hand. If you do, shuffle your deck afterward.
