Neo Genesis·#100·2000
Double Gust is a significant Trainer card from the Neo Genesis set, introducing a unique dual-player switching mechanic to the Pokémon Trading Card Game. As part of the 2000 release, this common card stands out for its strategic depth and the distinctive art style of Tomokazu Komiya. Here, visitors can explore the card's precise mechanics, its historical context within the Neo era, and the captivating lore that surrounds its design.
Read more ↓Double Gust is not a Pokémon, but rather a Trainer card. Trainer cards in the Pokémon Trading Card Game represent items, supporters, or stadiums that can be used to influence the game in various ways. They are a fundamental part of strategy, allowing players to draw cards, search their deck, manipulate their Pokémon, or disrupt their opponent's board. This particular Trainer card, "Double Gust," focuses on manipulating the Active and Benched Pokémon of both players. Trainer cards have been a staple since the very first set of the Pokémon TCG and continue to be essential for competitive play. They do not evolve, have types, or appear in the Pokédex, as they are not creatures themselves but rather tools used by trainers. Their role in the game is to provide strategic depth and allow for diverse playstyles, making them just as important as the Pokémon cards themselves.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
