Mime Jr.

Description

Released in 2009 as part of the Supreme Victors expansion, card number 115 in the Pokémon Trading Card Game features Mime Jr. as a Basic Psychic-type Pokémon. This release allows players to utilize its specific abilities within the game's mechanics, offering a distinct strategic option for collectors and players alike. The card introduces the Baby Evolution ability, which provides a unique strategic opportunity. Once during your turn, before attacking, you may move Mr. Mime from your hand onto Mime Jr. This action counts as evolving Mime Jr. and allows you to remove all damage counters from the Pokémon. This mechanic highlights the evolutionary theme present in the series, connecting the character to its pre-evolutionary stage. In addition to its ability, Mime Jr. possesses the attack Colorless Encore. This attack allows the player to choose one of the Defending Pokémon's attacks, forcing that Pokémon to use only that attack during the opponent's next turn. This defensive utility makes the card a notable piece for those interested in the strategic depth of the Pokémon TCG. Artwork for this release was created by Miki Tanaka, whose style defines the visual identity of the Supreme Victors set. Collectors often seek out this card for its combination of character appeal and functional gameplay. The card has a Retreat Cost of 1, making it easy to move on the battle line, and holds 50 Hit Points. For investors and hobbyists, the Supreme Victors set remains a significant chapter in Pokémon card history. Cards from this era are valued for their design and nostalgic connection to the franchise's growth. Mime Jr. card 115 stands as a complete and functional piece of this legacy, representing the creative and mechanical innovations of the time.