Power Keepers·#90
Energy cards are the lifeblood of the Pokémon TCG, enabling Pokémon across all generations to unleash their powerful attacks, with this particular card representing the essential Colorless type. This Cyclone Energy card from the 2007 Power Keepers set is an uncommon Special Energy card, notable for its unique game-altering effect that goes beyond simple energy provision. Here, you will discover the foundational role of energy in the TCG, the card's specific mechanics including its energy cost and disruptive effect, and the historical context of its Power Keepers edition.
Read more ↓Energy cards are fundamental to the Pokémon Trading Card Game, representing the resources Pokémon need to use their attacks. Unlike Pokémon or Trainer cards, Energy cards are not tied to a specific creature's lore or habitat but are universal components of the game's mechanics. They were introduced in the very first generation of the TCG, alongside the original 151 Pokémon from the Kanto region, and have remained an indispensable element throughout every subsequent generation and expansion. There are various types of basic Energy (Grass, Fire, Water, Lightning, Psychic, Fighting, Darkness, Metal, and Fairy, with Dragon and Colorless often represented by other types or special energy), each corresponding to a Pokémon type. Special Energy cards, like the Cyclone Energy, offer unique effects in addition to providing energy for attacks. In the games and anime, the concept of elemental energy is central to a Pokémon's abilities and powers, directly translated into the TCG's energy system. These cards are the lifeblood of any deck, allowing players to strategically power up their Pokémon and execute powerful moves. Their cultural significance lies in their foundational role, making the game playable and enabling the vibrant battles that define the Pokémon experience.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
