Pokemon Mini Portfolio Scarlet & Violet (Spring 2023)

Store Your Cards in Style! Store up to 60 of your latest and greatest Pokémon cards in this mini portfolio. Each portfolio comes with a booster pack from the Pokémon Scarlet & Violet expansion, so you can start filling it up right away!

Mini portfolio measures about 3 ½ inches tall and 2 ½ inches wide, and it holds up to 60 cards.

The Pokémon Mini Portfolio (Spring 2023) includes:

• 1 mini portfolio featuring Koraidon on the front and Miraidon on the back
• 1 Pokemon Scarlet & Violet booster pack
  • Each booster pack contains 10 cards and 1 Basic Energy.

* Cards vary by pack. Packs may vary by Mini Portfolio Spring 2023. *

Why buy a Pokemon Mini Portfolio at Hobby Champion?

Hobby Champion is one of the BEST Pokémon TCG stores on the South Shore of Montreal and in the province of Quebec. Don't hesitate any longer, compare prices then buy your Pokemon Mini Portfolio on our online store. Delivery is FREE and FAST from $40 CAD and you benefit from a 90-day return policy! Why look elsewhere?

• In addition, a large selection of Pokémon supplies is also available to you HERE.
• And finally, for more information on this Pokemon Mini Portfolio Scarlet & Violet or any other Pokémon products, you can access the Canada Pokemon Center HERE.

What is the Pokémon TCG Game?

The Pokémon Trading Card Game (TCG) is a strategic card game where players build decks of Pokémon, Trainer, and Energy cards. Players compete against one another in exciting battles.

Launched in 1996, the TCG grew alongside the success of Pokémon video games. It has since become a global phenomenon. The game features an ever-growing library of cards, competitive tournaments, and a passionate community of fans.

Pokémon cards are the core of the game. Each card represents a creature from the Pokémon universe. These cards include essential stats like hit points (HP), abilities, and moves. Pokémon are divided into stages: Basic, Stage 1, and Stage 2. Basic Pokémon can be played directly, while Stage 1 and Stage 2 Pokémon evolve from earlier stages.

Energy cards are attached to Pokémon to fuel their attacks and abilities. Energy types include Grass, Fire, Water, Lightning, and others. These types match the Pokémon’s elemental affinities. Managing Energy cards wisely is key to winning battles.

Trainer cards offer additional tactical options. Supporter cards provide powerful one-time effects. Item cards have no play restrictions and offer flexibility. Stadium cards alter the game environment for both players. Proper use of Trainer cards can give a significant advantage.

A typical game begins with each player drawing seven cards and placing a Basic Pokémon in the Active Spot. Players take turns attacking and strategizing. The goal is to knock out the opponent’s Pokémon by reducing their HP to zero. Each knockout earns a Prize card. Players win by collecting six Prize cards or defeating all of the opponent’s Pokémon.

New expansions frequently introduce fresh mechanics and strategies. The Sword & Shield series added VMAX and VSTAR Pokémon, while Scarlet & Violet expansions brought Terastal Pokémon ex. These updates keep the game exciting for both casual and competitive players.

With its mix of strategy, luck, and deck-building, the Pokémon TCG remains beloved worldwide. It continues to connect generations of players and collectors alike.