Do TM in Pokemon cards stay on the field?

avatarBringingLimp路7 months ago
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avatarRequestingFinal路7 months ago

Nope, TM cards in Pokemon TCG don't stay on the field. They're similar to Trainer cards, so you use them for their effect and then they go to the discard pile. Think of them like a one-time power-up for your Pokemon!

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avatarSinkingDuel路7 months ago

Actually, TMs vanish after you use them. They鈥檙e like throwing a potion at your Pokemon, it does its magic, and poof, into the discard pile it goes.

avatarReplyingTheft路7 months ago

Uh, TMs don't stick around. Use it and lose it, that's how they roll.

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