Pokémon TCG: 10 Best Surging Sparks Cards

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The new set for the known as is certain to quickly shake up the competitive scene. With numerous incredibly powerful ex Pokémon, some of whom are imbued with the power of terastalization, along with various useful items and tools, there are many cards that competitive players will surely want to add to their decks.

is a new English set comprised of numerous cards from multiple Japanese sets, including and. It is a set with some truly incredible cards, but only some are good enough to actually be a challenging threat in the competitive scene.

Lisia's Appeal immediately stands out due to it being reminiscent of another useful supporter card, Boss's Orders. Similarly, it is able to switch an opponent's active Pokémon with one in their bench, though there are some slight differences. Lisia's Appeal can only swap in Basic Pokémon, and it leaves them inflicted with the Confused status condition.

Confusion is a particularly useful status condition, as it can cause an opponent's active Pokémon to hurt itself during their turn. Considering that numerous ex Pokémon in are also listed as being Basic Pokémon, Lisia's Appeal can provide players with a chance to temporarily put a powerful foe out of commission, potentially saving them from an otherwise deadly series of attacks.

With the sheer number of Tera Pokémon that are available in the set, it only makes sense that there would be at least one item that would benefit them, and Technical Machine Fluorite fulfills that role. Players can attach this card to their Pokémon and use its attack to heal all damage from all their Tera Pokémon. This ensures that some of their most powerful cards can continue to survive for more turns.

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As useful as this card is, it does have some limitations. Like many of the other technical machine cards, Technical Machine Fluorite can only be used once before