An upgrade to Pokémon Sync exists called Pokémon Arc. They have a Special Ability called a Divine Type that either adds a type to a Pokémon or adds a special effect. Using a Sync Move from a Pokémon Arc counts as using a Sync Move from their Sync Variant. - ThreadSky

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lpbvgc.bsky.social • 18 days ago

An upgrade to Pokémon Sync exists called Pokémon Arc. They have a Special Ability called a Divine Type that either adds a type to a Pokémon or adds a special effect. Using a Sync Move from a Pokémon Arc counts as using a Sync Move from their Sync Variant.

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skelothan.bsky.social•18 days ago

I like the Trainer's Pokémon angle here — after all, each Pokémon on Pasio is the partner of an iconic trainer.

skelothan.bsky.social•18 days ago

Some balance thoughts (for all of them, including the Miraidon from earlier):
- The damage and HP numbers should probably be adjusted to fall more in line with a modern 2-prize mon.
- Ending your turn on play would make these unusable, unless there's a way around it like with the Mega spirit links

lpbvgc.bsky.social•18 days ago

The Miraidon was one of the first Sync and Arc Cards I had ever made, and I was new to SV Balancing because I was used to XY and SM's balancing from when I was a kid, so seeing 300s and 250s made me think it was normal. The cards you see in this post were balanced with an XY/SM power level in mind.

skelothan.bsky.social•18 days ago

That's a fair way to go about it, didn't realize that due to the SV card frames used.

While it's hard to find the actual Standard players in the feed I do think you'll have a better chance of making a strong impression if they'd look flashy by today's standards — a lot of us started in SV

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