"Exodia, Obliterate!": Pokemon TCG Pocket Player Assembles "The Forbidden One"

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Thanks to some well-placed cards in , one player has managed to assemble the game's version of the legendary Exodia card from In the Exodia card is a mystical card that requires five pieces to put together, with each card representing a part of Exodia's body: ome card for the head, two for the arms and two for the legs. In the series and card game, the legendary card is known as «The Forbidden One,» and managing to get the full set results in an automatic win.

Redditor karlatog has managed to assemble the version of the card, by putting all the pieces of Snorlax together during a battle. The feat was achieved by playing a certain card as the active Pokémon and benching three others, with the rare Snorlax at the center of the formation. Reddit user ttttyttt678 points out that this combination should be an instant win, like Exodia collection: ""

Some players have noticed that the Snorlax in the full-art holographic card seems toextend beyond the boundaries of its own card. The large Pokémon's foot appears on the Venonat card, where a curious Venonat examines it. A very alarmed Oddish seemed startled at seeing the top half of Snorlax's head. And, finally, Bellsprout is shown running away from a Snorlax arm on Bellsprout's card.

Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket adds some visual interest to the digital cards in the form of flair, which requires several ingredients to acquire.

The full-card illustration on the Snorlax holo card is centered on the Snorlax, of course, which is slumbering peacefully on a dock, one massive paw squishing its own cheek adorably. Looking a bit closer, it's possible to see all three of the other Pokémon represented on the main Snorlax card. Venonat is at the Snorlax's foot, Oddish is hidden under the HP meter on the top right, and the unfortunate Bellsprout didn't run away fast enough and has gotten caught under the Snorlax's arm.

The Snorlax set isn't the first time that has paired up cards into duos or even sets. Most often, these card