
Typhlosion
BREAKthrough / NO. 20
Typhlosion roars with flames blasting behind its back, streaking across a red and black action background. The art is tightly cropped and focused on speed, heat, and aggression.
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BREAKthrough / NO. 20
Typhlosion roars with flames blasting behind its back, streaking across a red and black action background. The art is tightly cropped and focused on speed, heat, and aggression.

BREAKthrough / NO. 153
Houndoom rears back and howls in a fiery full-art scene, surrounded by orange flames and dark red shadows. The tight crop emphasizes its horns, open mouth, and sharp claws.

BREAKthrough / NO. 13
Scatterbug crawls over red autumn leaves and rocky ground, with orange leaves falling around it. The art uses warm fall colors and a low-to-the-ground forest floor perspective.

BREAKthrough / NO. 147
A golden ticket floats over a red sparkling background, tilted as if caught in motion. This Trainer Item card is object-focused and contains no visible Pokemon.

BREAKthrough / NO. 145
Parallel City shows two opposing cityscapes, one upright in blue and one inverted in red, meeting around a bright central glow. The stadium card feels like two mirrored urban worlds colliding.

BREAKthrough / NO. 133
Assault Vest shows a red padded vest or armor piece floating against a blue geometric light background. This Trainer Item card is object-focused and has no visible Pokemon.

BREAKthrough / NO. 122
Ursaring roars with both arms raised in the middle of an old European-style town square. Timbered buildings and a bright sky frame the large bear Pokemon from below.

BREAKthrough / NO. 115
Doduo runs through a room or hallway as paper and green fragments scatter around it. Its two heads stretch in different directions, giving the scene a frantic indoor chase feeling.

BREAKthrough / NO. 12
Chesnaught BREAK is shown in a sideways gold BREAK-card illustration, charging through bright light with pink lightning and green-yellow streaks around it. The armored body and spiked features are emphasized.

BREAKthrough / NO. 113
Noivern BREAK appears in a sideways gold BREAK-card layout, surrounded by pink lightning and bright gold-white light. The large ears and bat-like body fill the rotated illustration.

BREAKthrough / NO. 100
Ralts stands small and quiet in a dark room or shadowed space, with a narrow beam of light falling across its green head. The expression is subdued and wary.

BREAKthrough / NO. 10
Quilladin stands happily in an open park or field with a modern building, hills, and playground equipment in the background. The scene is sunny and simple, with the Pokemon waving its arms outward.

Ancient Origins / NO. 75a
The full-art Hex Maniac card shows a human trainer in a purple outfit with swirling dark shapes and a Pokeball in hand. The background is shadowy and mystical, but no Pokemon are identifiable.

Ancient Origins / NO. 76
Level Ball is shown as a yellow, black, and red Poke Ball-like item floating over a blue and purple motion-blur background. The Trainer Item artwork contains no Pokemon.

Ancient Origins / NO. 72
Energy Recycler shows five colored energy orbs circling like electrons around a glowing center in a starry blue space. This Trainer Item card is an abstract object scene with no Pokemon visible.

Ancient Origins / NO. 73
Faded Town depicts a pale stone plaza or ruined town with white buildings, a circular courtyard, and distant green hills under a muted sky. This Stadium card is landscape-focused and contains no visible Pokemon.

Ancient Origins / NO. 5
Spinarak crawls across a gray stone roof or wall near leafy branches. The scene is quiet and sunlit, with the small spider Pokemon centered against architectural stonework.

Ancient Origins / NO. 36
Hoopa EX charges forward with its mouth open, surrounded by gold rings, colored shards, and crackling energy. The full-art scene is crowded with magical effects but no separate Pokemon are clearly visible.

Ancient Origins / NO. 39
Quagsire sits on a sandy path before pale yellow ruins or walls, lifting its small arms with a relaxed expression. The sunny outdoor scene has dust, grass, and a calm blue sky.

Ancient Origins / NO. 34
Golett walks through an ancient stone courtyard with columns, vines, and a waterfall or bright opening to the right. The automaton Pokemon is centered in a heavy, purposeful stride.

Ancient Origins / NO. 26
Jolteon leaps forward amid blue lightning bolts and bubbles, with a focused expression and spiky yellow fur. The art feels like a quick electric attack in motion.

Ancient Origins / NO. 24
Regice stands in a desert-like or earthen ruin, its pale blue ice body contrasting with orange-brown walls and cracked ground. The pose is static and statuesque.