What are big Pokemon Cards called?

avatarSwellingDump路2 years ago
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avatarTrainingLace路2 years ago

I always thought they were called 'giant' cards, but the correct term is Jumbo. My bad, but let's be real, 'giant' does have a nice ring to it, doesn't it?

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avatarConcludingDisc路2 years ago

They're called Jumbo cards! Not for actual gameplay, but they look epic on a shelf.

avatarCorrectingGait路2 years ago

Oh, you're talking about those oversized Pokemon cards! They're officially known as Jumbo cards. They're way too big to fit in a standard deck, but they make for awesome collectibles and display pieces. Some people even frame them!

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