With Nintendo scrapping the scrap codes, what will they scrape up to fill the packs? I know that was a terrible pun.
Link. Here’s what!
3 Points = 1 Special Card!
New Masakis?
With Nintendo scrapping the scrap codes, what will they scrape up to fill the packs? I know that was a terrible pun.
Link. Here’s what!
3 Points = 1 Special Card!
New Masakis?
Gonna need to employ the services of some Japanese residents to cash in my points!
This and the illustration contest are absolutely brilliant ideas.
@smpratte if it ain’t broke don’t fix it!
Glad to see em going back to their roots.
All of this excitement makes me feel like a small kid in a store again.
There are tons of amazing things to buy and I have a combined financial resource pull of about $2.
I edited the above for you Charlie. If you need anything hahaha.
In all seriousness, I agree. They are pumping out these new cards and it is tough to keep up.
Sounds really fun, definitely worth following when new info is revealed.
Exciting stuff. Anyone japanese speaking able to translate for us? Japanese is on my list of languages to learn…
Looking good, thanks for sharing this @pokemontrader
What did you need translated?
I thought my “glaze over” was a decent summation of the article, but I can definitely go more in depth if needed.
I wonder what the rate of getting these 1-point cards will be. Assuming it won’t exactly be easy. Hoping with the 5+ booster boxes I get I can cash in a few, and I can find a Japanese resident who can help with it!
Okay, I’ll admit. I don’t know what ANY of this is. What are these 1-point cards? Why are people excited?
So, here’s the rundown. In packs of Emerald Break, at least to begin with, scrap codes have been replaced with cards that either have a 0 or a 1 on them. If you get three of the 1-point cards, you can mail them in and get a Shiny Rayquaza EX card. It’s exactly the same as the CoroCoro promo, but with different coloring.
Pretty exciting!
Ah, gotcha. Thanks!
Summary of how it works(I think):