Everything You Never Knew About Gen 1 Pokémon Cards

[@Bored_Barbarian]

I still remember when base set 1 came out. I always used to buy misprint jungle packs, that had holos without the jungle symbol.

[@TiagoODuelista]

A very straightfoward insight of the first gen tcg. Very good to get a general idea of it without getting too technical with the actual decks, metagame or rules.
Looking foward to future episodes!

[@danielsong284]

This is gonna be a goated series already! Very excited for the upcoming episodes

[@slotkist]

I was actually searching for this information today and you popped on my screen, great video!

[@saymehname]

I'm just starting learning TCG by watching you and now you're posting history lessons. Thank you so much

[@Bored_Barbarian]

5:06 I still have my original rain dance deck with Blastoise and gyarados. With some articuno too

[@holon_phantom]

My favorite Gen 1 format is Base - Fossil for sure. Base - Gym and Prop 15/3 seem too unbalanced to be very fun IMO

[@DaoA18]

What a throwback!

[@ControlPlayersUnite]

3:53 - Lickitung Stall 😊.

[@SaberWolf94]

This was a joy to watch, even if I knew most of the facts presented here. Hopefully you make these all the way to gen 4.

[@albertlee2462]

Was a proud player Bach then. At ten years old, I had a ditto/ecetavuzz, movie promo mewtwo, scyther

[@shinyrowlet]

DAMN what a video!!! Your editor must be so handsome!

[@CeliosNetwork]

He’s a stud!

[@casualtr4sh]

Oh tcgp's Articuno is a tweaked version of the jungle Articuno.
That's pretty neat

[@LowFive2]

Criminal to be this early! fire video

[@PokeTrainerHub]

First! Love the content man. Great inspiration

[@pokegems7773]

pokemon original was a morning kid shows not a TCG.

[@CeliosNetwork]

It was originally a video game, then manga/anime/kids show, then tcg