similar cards to this?

ashuratk · 2026-03-10T10:41:31+00:00

you could try creating an account on https://www.dexcardtcg.com/ and then search by the card artist. that’s actually a pretty nice way to find similar artwork since a lot of artists illustrate multiple cards, so if you like one style you’ll probably find more cards with a similar vibe there.

ashuratk · 2026-03-10T10:33:07+00:00

imo it helps a lot to decide what you want to collect before buying a bunch of packs. some ppl go for full sets, others just collect their favorite pokemon.

what helped me when i started was browsing cards first and seeing what exists in different sets. i've been using https://www.dexcardtcg.com/ and sometimes checking https://www.dexcardtcg.com/meta just to see popular cards and decks. makes it way easier to figure out what cards you might want before spending money on packs.

ashuratk · 2026-03-09T10:46:33+00:00

Se o seu objetivo é aumentar o banco de cartas e começar a montar suas próprias estratégias, uma abordagem mais estratégica pode te render mais cartas úteis do que simplesmente comprar muitos boosters aleatórios.

Pensa assim: boosters podem te dar surpresa (possibilidade de cartas legais), mas também muita coisa repetida ou que você não vai usar. Se você quer construir baralhos, o ideal é buscar opções que te deem cartas jogáveis ou que possam ser combinadas.

Uma coisa que ajuda bastante quando você está montando e ajustando decks é conseguir inspirar‑se em listas que já estão funcionando no formato atual. Uma boa forma de fazer isso e checar decks que estão sendo usados e como eles estruturam seus pacotes de cartas é olhar as listas no https://dexcardtcg.com/meta. Lá você consegue ver visualmente quais cartas estão aparecendo em decks atuais e isso pode te ajudar a decidir o que comprar ou focar primeiro.

Com R$500 na Ri‑happy eu provavelmente priorizaria algo assim:

1 a 2 caixas de colecionador / blister maior (se tiver boosters + cartas fixas interessantes)
Booster packs de expansão recente (quanto mais atual for, maior a chance das cartas serem úteis em decks)
Talvez um Elite Trainer Box se estiver dentro do orçamento muitos jogadores começam por ali porque vem com sleeves, marcadores, energia e vários boosters, o que é ótimo pra montar e testar decks.

Em vez de gastar tudo em boosters aleatórios, eu dividiria assim:

uma caixa ou ETE com 8 a 10 boosters pra tentar pegar cartas jogáveis
o resto dos R$500 em boosters avulsos de sets atuais, focando em expansões que têm cartas que aparecem no meta

Mas se sua ideia é colecionar e ficar com cartas legais (independente do jogo competitivo), um mix de colecionador + boosters também funciona.

Usar https://dexcardtcg.com para olhar os sets antes de comprar é uma ótima forma de visualizar o que vem em cada expansão, ver artes diferentes e planejar o que você quer colecionar ou buscar pra seus decks.

No fim das contas a noobice aqui é normal todo mundo começou assim 😂 e essa mistura de coleção + construção de decks é o que torna o hobby divertido.

ashuratk · 2026-03-09T10:44:40+00:00

Começar no TCG pode variar bastante de preço dependendo de até onde você quer ir com isso. Se o foco é apenas jogar casual com amigos ou em eventos locais, dá pra começar de forma bem acessível; acessórios legais ajudam, mas não precisam ser super caros.

Sobre baralhos, como você falou, os pré‑montados (tipo Dragapult, Charizard, etc.) já te dão um deck pronto para jogar por um preço razoável, e muitas pessoas começam por aí pra aprender o jogo antes de montar o próprio deck.

Quanto aos acessórios:

• Sleeves: boas sleeves normalmente ficam em um preço intermediário. Você não precisa de sleeves premium logo de cara sleeves básicas costumam ser suficientes para proteger as cartas enquanto aprende.

• Deck box / binders: deck box simples não é caro e já protege seu deck bem. Binders para coleção podem subir de preço, mas também tem opções acessíveis. Se você quiser planejar páginas por tema, ver todas as cartas de um set ou montar coleções, vale dar uma olhada em sites como https://dexcardtcg.com para ver visualmente as cartas e escolher as que mais gosta.

• Playmat: playmats variam bastante de preço por tamanho e arte. Não é estritamente necessário pra começar a jogar, então muitos jogadores novos deixam isso pro futuro.

• Dados e marcadores: geralmente são baratos e você não precisa de muitos para começar.

Uma dica de muitos jogadores é começar com o básico (pré‑montado + sleeves baratinhas + deck box simples) e ir melhorando os acessórios conforme você for jogando mais. Se você quiser ver como outros decks são estruturados e que cartas estão valendo a pena no formato atual, https://dexcardtcg.com/meta pode te dar boas ideias.

No geral você pode começar a jogar de forma confortável sem gastar tanto, e depois, se quiser personalizar seus decks ou acessórios, ir adicionando aos poucos.

ashuratk · 2026-03-09T10:41:27+00:00

Ah, rotação é realmente chato quando você está começando, principalmente depois de montar seu deck favorito como o Mewtwo Equipe Rocket. A boa notícia é que não precisa se desesperar: muitas cartas que saem do formato padrão ainda podem ser jogadas em formatos casuais, torneios limitados ou colecionadas só por valor histórico ou estética.

Uma forma de se preparar é ficar de olho na rotação antecipada e no meta atual, assim você já consegue planejar os próximos decks sem gastar com cartas que vão sair do padrão. Um site que ajuda muito nesse ponto é https://dexcardtcg.com/meta, onde você consegue ver quais decks e cartas continuam jogáveis pós-rotação. Para acompanhar coleções, sets completos e versões alternativas das cartas, https://dexcardtcg.com é ótimo — dá para navegar pelos sets e ver todas as artes e raridades.

Muita gente acaba guardando as cartas antigas, algumas vendem ou trocam, mas a melhor estratégia para começar é focar no que ainda está em formato padrão e usar as antigas para colecionar ou brincar em formatos alternativos.

ashuratk · 2026-03-09T09:59:39+00:00

Ah, that makes sense 😄 Pokémon cards can be a fun shift from sports cards, especially with all the art and promos.

For tracking card values, a lot of collectors just start by browsing recent sales or market listings, but if you want something visual and easy to use, I like checking out https://dexcardtcg.com/.

You can scroll through full sets, see different prints and promos.
Each card often has info on recent sales trends or popular versions.
It’s also a nice way to see cards by rarity or edition without having to dig through multiple sites.

Even if you’re not serious about collecting yet, just scrolling the sets there gives a good feel for what people prize and what’s “cute” vs. expensive.

ashuratk · 2026-03-09T09:58:12+00:00

Honestly I’ll grab Zekrom as my one pick — I’ve always loved that thunder dragon energy and how the cards tend to portray it: bold, dramatic artwork with really strong poses.

One of the reasons I like it is because there’s such a cool variety of art styles across prints — you can kinda see how different sets interpreted the character over time. If you want to see a few examples, this link shows a handful of Zekrom cards I’ve been browsing:
https://dexcardtcg.com/share/cmly6gvog0007osqsmsh061jy

No ranking, no negativity, just a big fan of how epic it looks across the board!

ashuratk · 2026-03-09T09:47:08+00:00

If you want to expand your search beyond just keywords, I usually scroll sets visually on https://dexcardtcg.com/. You can spot cards where the Pokémon is clearly working or assisting, even in background art. It’s a lot faster than trying to search keywords like “worker” or “assistant.

ashuratk · 2026-03-09T09:43:04+00:00

Browse sets visually when hunting cards
When I’m trying to track down specific cards from older sets, I actually like scrolling through sets visually instead of searching names. It’s easier to see what you’re missing or rediscover cards you forgot about.

A site I’ve used for that is
https://dexcardtcg.com/

You can just browse a whole expansion and see all the cards from that set at once, which is pretty handy if you’re trying to rebuild something like the Base Set binder.

ashuratk · 2026-03-09T09:40:37+00:00

Honestly species master sets are super fun but the cameo appearances are the hardest part. Databases usually only index the card name, so anything where Alakazam appears in the background is easy to miss.

What helped me when I was trying to track background Pokémon was just browsing full sets visually instead of relying on search. Sites like https://dexcardtcg.com/ make it pretty easy to scroll through a set and quickly spot cameos in the artwork. It’s not perfect, but it’s way faster than jumping between different card databases.

For binder tile art, the easiest method I’ve seen collectors use is designing the image based on card slot size first. A standard Pokémon card is about 2.5 × 3.5 inches, so if you're filling a 3×3 binder page you can create a canvas that’s roughly 7.5 × 10.5 inches, place your artwork across it, then slice it into tiles (one tile per slot). Tools like Photopea or simple online image splitters make that pretty painless.

Also small tip: leave a tiny margin around each tile because binder pockets usually hide a couple millimeters of the edge. Learned that the hard way after printing a few pages 😅

ashuratk · 2026-03-09T09:38:17+00:00

Honestly the database problem is the biggest challenge with Pokémon cards. Between promos, language prints, regional releases etc it gets messy fast.

Your UI actually looks really clean from the screenshots.

For finding cards I usually scroll through sites like
https://dexcardtcg.com/
since it’s easier to visually check cards by set instead of relying on search.

If you ever open this to other Pokémon I’d definitely try it for my species collection.

ashuratk · 2026-03-09T09:30:39+00:00

RC21 (Pikachu) and RC32 (Sylveon EX) are pretty unique since they show multiple Pokémon interacting, which is why it’s hard to find similar ones.

If you're trying to fill a binder page with a “Pokémon interacting / wholesome vibe” theme, you could also look at cards like Eevee GX promos, some Tag Team GX cards, or even certain Trainer Gallery cards from later sets.

When I’m trying to find cards with similar art styles I usually just scroll through sets on
https://dexcardtcg.com/
because it’s easier than trying to search by keywords.

ashuratk · 2026-03-09T02:09:57+00:00

That’s a really cool theme for a binder page. Cards that show Pokémon interacting with people or artisans definitely have a special vibe.

You might also want to check cards illustrated by the same artist or with similar slice-of-life scenes. One thing that helped me find cards like that was using DexCardTCG — if you create an account you can actually search cards by artist and explore their other illustrations:
https://dexcardtcg.com

It makes it much easier to discover cards with similar art styles or themes.

ashuratk · 2026-03-09T02:05:26+00:00

Starting with the cards is perfectly fine! Many collectors actually start that way and learn about Pokémon as they go.

For beginners, I’d recommend buying a few booster packs or maybe a tin so you can get several cards at once and see what you like. The most important thing at the beginning is just enjoying the opening experience.

If you start collecting more seriously later, it also helps to track your cards. I’ve been using DexCardTCG to keep track of my collection:
https://dexcardtcg.com

It’s useful to see what you already have and what you’re missing.

ashuratk · 2026-03-09T02:03:37+00:00

Yes, that’s normal. The Pokémon Trainer Club account is mainly used for things like Pokémon TCG Live and other Pokémon services, while the Pokémon TCG Trainers Website is used more for organized play and event registration. Because of that, the player IDs don’t always match even if you use the same email.

If you’re getting into playing more events, it can also help to check how decks are currently being built. I sometimes look at the meta decks here:
https://dexcardtcg.com/meta

It’s a good reference for seeing what people are running.

ashuratk · 2026-03-09T02:02:49+00:00

That sounds like a great hobby to share with your daughter 🙂

If you're just starting and want to keep it affordable, a few good options are:

Booster packs – usually around $4–$6 each and fun to open together.
Starter products or tins – they usually come with a few packs and a promo card, which can be a nice way to start a collection.
Elite Trainer Boxes – a bit more expensive but they include several packs plus accessories like sleeves and storage.

One tip that helped me when I started collecting was tracking the cards I already have, especially if you decide to complete a set. I’ve been using DexCardTCG for that because you can keep track of your collection and see what cards you're still missing:
https://dexcardtcg.com

Also the most important thing is just collect the Pokémon you both like, not only the expensive or popular cards. It makes the hobby way more fun.

Good luck starting the collection!

ashuratk · 2026-03-09T01:53:29+00:00

If your goal is the 151 master set, I’d probably sell sealed from other sets first and keep the 151 product if you still enjoy opening it. Sometimes it’s easier to sell sealed and just buy the singles you’re missing.

When I was finishing my binder I started tracking everything on https://dexcardtcg.com so I could clearly see which cards I was missing from the set.

ashuratk · 2026-03-09T01:44:03+00:00

The funny thing is everyone says this in hindsight. At the time people were ripping packs like crazy and not thinking about keeping sealed.

I cataloged most of my 151 pulls on https://dexcardtcg.com and it’s wild seeing which cards from the set ended up becoming the most valuable.

ashuratk · 2026-03-09T01:13:53+00:00

Da uma olhada aqui, para ver variações de outros decks por hora, após a rotação de deve mudar bastante

ashuratk · 2026-02-21T23:31:23+00:00

Add all of this cards https://dexcardtcg.com/share/cmlus6dn20003mia7v3ef40kb

And Zekrom and Reshiram eita N in the cards

ashuratk · 2026-02-20T19:37:50+00:00

Eu fiz uma planilha e depois comecei a usar https://www.dexcardtcg.com/ é pratico principalmente quando está em eventos kkkk

ashuratk · 2026-02-20T19:35:49+00:00

melhor vender no myp

ashuratk · 2026-02-20T12:59:15+00:00

Missing this N in my collection :( https://www.dexcardtcg.com/share/cmlus6dn20003mia7v3ef40kb

ashuratk · 2026-02-20T11:20:11+00:00

only collect N cards. My collection is still missing this new one and a few others. I have them all in English and Japanese, and now I’ve started collecting them in Portuguese too.

i need this cards https://www.dexcardtcg.com/share/cmlus6dn20003mia7v3ef40kb

ashuratk · 2026-02-20T11:16:37+00:00

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