Midnight Clock
It consisted of 302 cards (and there's actually a pretty funny backstory on why) and the rarity distribution was as follows: 75 commons, 95 uncommons, 117 rares and 15 basic lands
Valid options are xl, l, m, s, xs -c, --creature The creature the Pokmon needs to look like (e.g
If this card is excavated from the Deck and sent to the Graveyard by a card effect: You can target 1 "Sylvan" Spell/Trap Card in your Graveyard
It leads to weird, controversial issues with Arabian Nights and Antiquities and other early sets where there wasn't a clear rarity structure or 15 card packs, only "Common" and "Uncommon" sheets
is chosen to be the sole manufacturer of the cards under license by Creatures Inc 15 August 1996 - September Issue of Corocoro Comics released, artwork and card design is not finalized 23-24 August 1996 - Flyers advertising the Pokemon card game were handed out at the 4th World Hobby Fair (WHF) September 1996 - Star Corporation began advertising Pokemon cards to other toy wholesalers, only one company accepted, all others refused