Neo Revelation

Porygon2

Name: Porygon2 N3 12
Brand: Pokémon

N312· Rare

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What the card itself says

Its characteristics and effects in play, with the original text when available.

HP: 70
Type: Colorless
Stage: Stage 1
Retreat cost: 1
Weakness: ×2
Resistance: -30
Number: 12/64
Set: Neo RevelationN3
Illustrated by: Keiji Kinebuchi

Its Ability

Energy Converter

Once during your turn (before your attack), you may choose 1 Basic Energy card attached to 1 of your Pokémon and choose an Energy type. Treat that Energy card as that type until the end is your turn. This power can't be used if Porygon2 is Asleep, Confused, or Paralyzed. If Porygon2 becomes Asleep, Confused, or Paralyzed, the Energy card goes back to its original type.

Its attacks

Delta Beam

Flip a coin. If heads, choose whether the Defending Pokémon becomes Asleep, Confused, or Paralyzed.

What to make of it

Have a look at what it does well, then at what will get in your way. After that you'll know whether it belongs in your deck.

A strength
Retreat cost 1. One Energy to discard and it is back on the Bench, which matters a lot on the turn you need to swap attackers.
A strength
It has an Ability, Energy Converter. An Ability costs you no attack, so you can use it and still swing the same turn.
Keep in mind
None of the 3,810 tournament lists we have read runs it. That does not make it a bad card — it means we have not seen it on a table yet.
Keep in mind
Weakness Fighting ×2. Against a Fighting Pokémon, apply that to the damage it takes — it climbs fast. Of the 3,810 tournament lists we have read, 875 run at least one Pokémon of that type.

Who plays it

None of the tournament lists we have read mentions this card. That happens with a card that has just come out, or one players have not tried yet.

When it came out

Neo Revelation landed here on 21 September 2001.

Every set, with both of its dates

The other cards of this Pokémon

Two cards of the same Pokémon can be worth wildly different amounts — it depends on the set, the rarity and the artwork. We put all 17 Porygon2 cards on one page, priciest first.

See every Porygon2 card and its price

What the card itself says

Its characteristics and effects in play, with the original text when available.

HP: 70
Type: Colorless
Stage: Stage 1
Retreat cost: 1
Weakness: ×2
Resistance: -30
Number: 12/64
Set: Neo RevelationN3
Illustrated by: Keiji Kinebuchi

Its Ability

Energy Converter

Its attacks

Delta Beam

Flip a coin. If heads, choose whether the Defending Pokémon becomes Asleep, Confused, or Paralyzed.

What to make of it

Have a look at what it does well, then at what will get in your way. After that you'll know whether it belongs in your deck.

A strength
Retreat cost 1. One Energy to discard and it is back on the Bench, which matters a lot on the turn you need to swap attackers.
A strength
It has an Ability, Energy Converter. An Ability costs you no attack, so you can use it and still swing the same turn.
Keep in mind
None of the 3,810 tournament lists we have read runs it. That does not make it a bad card — it means we have not seen it on a table yet.
Keep in mind
Weakness Fighting ×2. Against a Fighting Pokémon, apply that to the damage it takes — it climbs fast. Of the 3,810 tournament lists we have read, 875 run at least one Pokémon of that type.

What the card itself says

Its characteristics and effects in play, with the original text when available.

HP: 70
Type: Colorless
Stage: Stage 1
Retreat cost: 1
Weakness: ×2
Resistance: -30
Number: 12/64
Set: Neo RevelationN3
Illustrated by: Keiji Kinebuchi

Its Ability

Energy Converter

Its attacks

Delta Beam

Flip a coin. If heads, choose whether the Defending Pokémon becomes Asleep, Confused, or Paralyzed.

What to make of it

Have a look at what it does well, then at what will get in your way. After that you'll know whether it belongs in your deck.

A strength
Retreat cost 1. One Energy to discard and it is back on the Bench, which matters a lot on the turn you need to swap attackers.
A strength
It has an Ability, Energy Converter. An Ability costs you no attack, so you can use it and still swing the same turn.
Keep in mind
None of the 3,810 tournament lists we have read runs it. That does not make it a bad card — it means we have not seen it on a table yet.
Keep in mind
Weakness Fighting ×2. Against a Fighting Pokémon, apply that to the damage it takes — it climbs fast. Of the 3,810 tournament lists we have read, 875 run at least one Pokémon of that type.