The details of the Pokémon TCG Lost Origin Trainer Gallery Eternatus VMAX card (TG22), a Darkness-type powerhouse featuring the Eternal Zone ability.
Eternatus VMAX
2022 • Pokémon • Lost Origin • Trainer Gallery
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Eternatus VMAX stands as a formidable presence within the Pokémon Trading Card Game, specifically identified as card TG22 from the 2022 Lost Origin expansion. This Rare Holo VMAX card, illustrated by Mitsuhiro Arita, captures the essence of the Eternatus character with its imposing Darkness typing and substantial 340 HP. For collectors focused on the Trainer Gallery subset, this release offers a distinct parallel to the main set, appealing to those who appreciate the unique artwork and thematic variations included in this special subset. In terms of gameplay mechanics, Eternatus VMAX evolves from Eternatus V and brings a strategic advantage through its Eternal Zone ability. This ability allows players to have up to eight Pokémon on their Bench, provided all Pokémon in play are Darkness type. This rule significantly impacts deck building, enabling larger bench spaces that can turn the tide in extended matches. Its attack, Dread End, deals 30 damage for each Darkness Pokémon in play, making it a potent finisher when supported by a cohesive team. The card’s retreat cost of three colorless energy is a notable factor to consider when constructing a balanced deck. Collectors often seek out cards like Eternatus VMAX for completing the Lost Origin Trainer Gallery subset or for their artistic value. Whether you are a seasoned player looking to understand the card's strategic potential or a collector admiring the design, this card represents a significant piece of the 2022 Pokémon TCG landscape.
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Card Details
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Catalog Profile
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Featured Subject
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Featured
Eternatus VMAX
Game
Pokémon
TCG Attributes
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Rare Holo Vmax
Mitsuhiro Arita
Card Stock
English
Holo
340
Darkness
VMAX
Eternatus V
Fighting ×2
3
890
D
Card Text
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Ability: Eternal Zone
If all of your Pokémon in play are Darkness type, you can have up to 8 Pokémon on your Bench, and you can't put non-Darkness Pokémon into play. (If this Ability stops working, discard Pokémon from your Bench until you have 5.)
Attack: Dread End (30×)
This attack does 30 damage for each of your Darkness Pokémon in play.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Trainer Gallery subset in Pokémon TCG?
The Trainer Gallery is a special subset within the Pokémon Trading Card Game that features alternate art versions of existing cards. These cards often showcase unique illustrations and are highly sought after by collectors looking to diversify their collections beyond the main set releases.
How does the Eternal Zone ability work for Eternatus VMAX?
The Eternal Zone ability allows a player to have up to eight Pokémon on their Bench instead of the standard six. This benefit only applies if all Pokémon currently in play are Darkness type, making it a powerful strategic tool for decks built around that specific energy type.
Who illustrated the Eternatus VMAX TG22 card?
The Eternatus VMAX card from the Lost Origin Trainer Gallery subset was illustrated by Mitsuhiro Arita. His distinctive style contributes to the card's visual appeal, making it a notable piece for art-focused collectors within the Pokémon TCG community.
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