How to Play the Pokémon TCG: Setting Up to Play 

There is an app but its only on windows and tablets

Download an apk It works fine been playing for about a year on my android

Nick TheParanoid what is the app called

TwicebakedJake It literally is an app, it’s called “Pokémon TCG online”

@@frederikbrandt424 you still play? You should add me

This is forbidden knowledge that was never shown to us since the beginning,like,I would see my friends try to battle each other and one would win because the damage of one attack is higher than that of the other dude's pokemon hp

@@avalosp lol

@@avalosp same

How old is too old to play pokemon tcg?

@@rockshopcookies you are never too old to learn something new!

Glad to hear it, Trainer! 🙌 😍

the pokemon company replieddddd

Its a card game irl

Likely not. If you have an iPad or Android tablet, you can play through that.

Or to phones

@@jesserenz6145 *insert "why not both" meme here*

yaaa

Yes please

Romello 20 Computers are a lot more expensive then the switch. Some people can afford a switch but not a computer

The Pokemon have attacks. Each attack requires certain energy cards. You can attach one energy to one Pokemon each turn. Example: If you have Charmander who requires one fire 🔥 energy card for his attack ember ( usually doing 20 or 30 damage) just put down one fire energy card next to Charmander and you can use his ember attack. Once you evolve him to Charizard he'll need more energy cards. Usually 4 to 6 fire energy cards. Tip: make sure to use the right energy cards for your attacks. Sometimes it will show a Gray energy with a symbol like this (✴️) that means (normal energy) you can put any energy card you want. Example if it shows💧💧✴️ that means you can put the water energies or two water and one grass. Or two water and one fire. Or two water and one fighting energy etc. etc. Hope you understand. And again, attach one energy card per turn

Eddie Boo thank you! I’ve always thought that I needed normal type energies or something specific, I didn’t really know anything about energies. Thanks

@@user-cu5mc7bv4d yeah it is confusing but it's basically any random energy card

@@user-cu5mc7bv4d I'll also add that there are special energy cards as well that have special effects. For example, Draw Energy is a card that gives one colourless energy when played instead of a coloured one but let's you draw a card as well.

Yes just 100% yes

@@Jg-rp5eg i'm sure it would be as nice as buying phyiscal pokemon cards though it might be less exciting becouse you can't shuffle through with your own hands

@@john34261 true

@@Jg-rp5eg physical cards can be shuffled through in seconds to see if there's a pokemon wanted but in video games it'll take a half a minute at most maybe more

the game has to be connected to WiFi so no

YoshiBlade75 yes, im one. We had like this crazy game where we shuffle our cards then just put them on a pile one by one, and when you placed a card that is the same as the one placed before then all the cards placed is yours. Example, if your opponent placed an electric type then the next card u placed happen to be electric type then you keep all the cards. Its crazy cuz once the pile gets big then its by chances.

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Me too

Me three

@pinkchicken007 you got the point darling

It’s not a anime

@@biritaamadordelora372then why is it in anime section?

As long the cards are all in the same format you're playing. Yes.

I guess you purposely didn't read the title, brainiac

the title IS just "setting up to play"

Sad 🥲

for real bro, im the only one who understand it

same

Wait until last week of June

Fr lmao

@@bruvwhat. Step 2: Obtain at least 20 Trainer Cards for a deck

Step 3: Have enough energy cards

@@liligonzalez9863 Step 4: find someone to play with

If you dont have adeck you can play everywhere floor,chair anything you like

That is a new rule? Been playing physical and digital for a while and I think always was allowed

@@holahagocovers Yeah. That's the rule and been effective since SWSH is legal

you need at least one basic pokemon in your deck, which would only lead to around 10 mullingans.

How much are they in Brazil? here in America they’re about five dollars for a booster pack

No. It just means after you find a basic, for each time you had to shuffle again, your opp gets to draw another card from top of their deck. So they start with more cards in hand than you.

This was coppad?

@@VictorManuel-ri4bm 95% of the videos on the pokémon channel don't have a comment section.

@@gordonschnick12 oh that sucks

lol

We still have it in the tcg tho lol

Uh, uh- oh crap. Quick quick- I'M EXCITED ABOUT THE DLC, aw beans, I messed it up

Oh man I'm so mad about that non-issue! >:(

@@noahberan6498 TCG doesn't matter on the whole National Dex issue

Well in the tcg it is a basic, so. Yeah. Baby pokemon are also basics whenever they get printed, which isn't often.

Seems so at first but is really fun and simple once you learn it

@@officialhooded 2nd day of playing yu gi oh and I have no clue in how to play pokemon after 4 years and buying a deck to play with some people

pokemon tcg app

For real? I mean, are you saying the truth?

My sister is dumb

They don't count baby pokemon as the basic of its evolutions.

@@boxkid759 ? But why tho?

@@igur_yes.8553 because that's just how they design the game.

@@boxkid759 wierd..

@@igur_yes.8553 in the past elekids had the text "baby pokemon" on them. They also had text on early ones, saying they can evolve in electabuzz, then later had an ability saying the could evolve. The newer baby pokemon are just basics separate from their later evolutions completely. Baby pokemon usually have their own gimmick when it comes to gameplay.