Nintendo might SUE ME for making this...

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Remember, if Nintendo takes this down, his Pokemon are canon

Me: Ripping some of my Pokémon card collections as a kid Yup, they’re real

It’s been a whole year and Nintendo has not sued you. Congrats on not being sued!🎉

Nintendo should not sue you you should be hired due to the amount of work you put into this video, drawings and effort you put into making these

actually, the card being upside-down is kind of genius. Considering it's whole ability is based on flipping things around.

When he put the back on upside-down: that pokemon's whole thing is flipping upside-down, it's like a commentary on its special ability!

Jazza once again you inspire me to keep going with my art in what ever for it takes. I use to give up rather easy because I never seen an improvement but I have learned so much from this channel

Jazzs: „Roooob! …Oh my god that worked.“ Rob: „I live to serve.“ That really got me, actual gold 😂

If only you made SOARASH into a holographic card, that'd be convincing AF. I think I've seen someone did it by removing the image of a holographic card with rubbing alcohol and then printing straight onto that blank card.

My ex used to work at a thrift store and used to let me know when Pokemon cards came in and I would go through them and if I saw fakes in the mix I would buy the whole set and pick out the fakes to keep. My most treasured ones are the ones that are very nicely crafted and printed, but have really obvious spelling errors. I also have a mew on low quality printed paper glued to an energy card, that gives me nostalgia and makes me smile. A lot of my fakes are really common cards, probably from scammers selling booster packs. I value them more though, because I did have to hunt for them and they make a great conversation starter.

The only mistakes I noticed was it didn’t have the V at the end and had no foil

man this was honestly epic! The montage at the end was perfect

The way he just tossed a whole pack of shining fates into the water without looking was horrifying

just a note for you, those cards with the dark "ink", like high end playing cards, are actually three layers, the middle one being thin black paper, to prevent anyone "cheating" by being able to see through the back paper!

I turned Glomp into a pokemon card a couple of years ago for my ex. I hand-drew the whole thing, back included, using a combination of pens and pencils. Whilst you'd know it wasn't a legit printed card, I was super proud because actually, the back looked pretty damn legit for being done traditionally. One of the coolest things I've ever made.

the reason why some pokemon cards look different in terms of artwork is because there are different illistrators who design multiple copies of one card, and with most artists, they each have a different art style.

Jazza:*enters a store Store:Ah sh*t Here we go again

A wild bearded Jazza appeared! p.s. Just saw the thumbnail previewer tool and it's so cool!! Thanks for sharing it with everyone

I used to make custom magic the gathering cards. I would use acetone to remove the ink on the front of the card. Then print out a template on a piece of paper, tape the blank card with double sided tape inside the template. Then I would just print directly onto the card, And use a gloss spray to protect the ink.