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On the back of the cards, across all sets, the Pokémon's name, height, weight, and evolved forms (when applicable) are shown, sometimes followed by a description. | On the back of the cards, across all sets, the Pokémon's name, height, weight, and evolved forms (when applicable) are shown, sometimes followed by a description. | ||
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Revision as of 07:31, 13 July 2019
Pokémon Lenticular Cards are a series of collectible cards that give the illusion of a moving image when tilted, either an evolutionary line or of a single Pokémon species. The name "lenticular" refers to the cards structure, being biconcave. These cards are also known as three-dimension holograms.
On the back of the cards, across all sets, the Pokémon's name, height, weight, and evolved forms (when applicable) are shown, sometimes followed by a description.
Card sets
- Pokémon Action Flipz (Premier Edition)
- Pokémon Action Flipz Series One
- Pokémon Stadium Action 3D's
- Pokémon Advanced Action Flipz
- Pokémon Advanced Holo cards
- Bandai 3D Evo Lenticular cards
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