I still find it interesting that, despite this, it brought about a really fresh meta that changed things around just when this needed to happen.Īs much as pokemon themselves can shift the meta, I think the trainers shift it around a lot more, and with that being said, nearly every set aside from crimson invasion has great trainers. Maybe it wasn't good enough to sell in great volumes. I like Nihilego, Kartana's pretty interesting, Alolan Exeggutor's better than given credit for (maybe), but I guess the pokemon don't stand out, there aren't good enough trainers and there aren't enough really good cards.
Guardians Rising (Lele, Lycanroc, Drampa, Alolan Ninetales, Garbodor)īurning Shadows (Gardevoir, Golisopod, Acerola, Guzma) Thoughts? Where would you rank it in the SUM era? My thinking is : It gave us no decent trainers (really), Buzzwole as a major A+ card and Silvally as one that may still be useful (the fire memory feels big) and which of course had a huge impact on London, but otherwise I guess it is pretty ordinary. So maybe Crimson Invasion was pretty bad. But I think I forgot that this is as much to do with Shining Legends (Zoroark) as CRI. So I was really happy to see Gardevoir knocked off its perch, and this obviously has happened in the Crimson Invasion meta. But it surprised me a bit: in my mind Crimson Invasion was quite a cool set, but I think I've confused the cards in it with the metagame it created. This is in relation to the Ultra Prism "shortage". I think I even saw the Derium's bloke say this, that they have loads of unsold stock of that set. A few people have mentioned Crimson Invasion not selling well.
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