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Research RecordCall of Legends #84 Pokémon Card

Call of Legends·#84·2011

Research Record is a Trainer card, a vital component in the Pokémon Trading Card Game, representing the strategic depth of the Pokémon world and introduced in the Call of Legends set. This specific card, #84/95 from the 2011 Call of Legends expansion, is a common variant, yet it stands out for its elegant artwork and its role in a beloved special set. Here, visitors can explore the card's mechanics, including its effect of manipulating the top of a player's deck, and delve into the historical context of its release.

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Card Number
#84
Release Date
February 8, 2011
Language
EN
Set Code
COL

Research Record is not a Pokémon but a Trainer card, representing an item or action within the Pokémon world that aids a Trainer in their journey. Trainer cards are a fundamental part of the Pokémon Trading Card Game, allowing players to manipulate the game state, search for cards, heal Pokémon, or disrupt their opponent's strategy. This particular card, "Research Record," evokes the diligent work and strategic planning often undertaken by Pokémon Professors and aspiring trainers alike, poring over notes and data to gain an edge. It embodies the intellectual aspect of the Pokémon universe, where understanding and observation are as crucial as battle prowess. The imagery on the card suggests an old, detailed journal filled with sketches and scientific observations, hinting at the depths of research involved in cataloging and understanding Pokémon and their environment. Such cards are essential for deck consistency and strategic depth, reflecting the broader theme of discovery and knowledge acquisition that permeates the entire Pokémon franchise, from the games to the anime, where characters like Professor Oak and countless trainers embark on quests of discovery.

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