A Pokemon card typically features a Pokemon character with its name, Hit Points (HP), Type, and Stage of evolution (e.g., Basic, Stage 1, Stage 2). It also includes details about its attacks (including energy costs and damage), Weakness, Resistance, and Retreat cost. Rarity symbols in the bottom corner indicate how common or rare the card is.
Details on a Pokemon Card:
Card Name: The name of the Pokemon.
HP (Hit Points): The amount of damage a Pokemon can take before being Knocked Out.
Type: The elemental type of the Pokemon (e.g., Fire, Water, Grass).
Stage: Indicates the Pokemon's evolution stage (Basic, Stage 1, Stage 2).
Attacks: Details about the attacks a Pokemon can use, including the energy required and damage inflicted.
Weakness and Resistance: Specifies the types of attacks that are more or less effective against the Pokemon.
Retreat Cost: The amount of energy required to switch the active Pokemon with one on the Bench.
Rarity Symbol: Indicates the card's rarity (e.g., common, uncommon, rare).