Furthermore, the repositioning of the labels should make them easier to read and understand during play. While none of these changes will directly affect gameplay, the result is that there will be more unity between Japanese cards and their Western counterparts. These changes have allegedly been made for players to more easily determine the amount of Energy attached to each Pokemon during play. The Energy symbol will also be illustrated on the bottom right of the card. The name of each energy card will now be printed on the top of the card alongside a new subtype tag for each Energy card e.g Basic Energy.
Changes are coming to Energy cards as well. With Scarlet and Violet, they will now be moved to the top left of the card. Trainer, Stadium, Item, was usually on the right side of the card. The header stating the subcategory of Supporter cards e.g. This isn't the only design change that's on its way. According to The Pokemon Company, this was done to unify the series globally, as Japanese cards already have silver borders. This will be changing in 2023, as the cards in the Scarlet and Violet era of Pokemon TCG will now feature silver borders. Part of this, for Western fans, is seeing the yellow borders on cards. Despite this, there are a few constants that help collectors ensure that their product is authentic. Within Pokemon TCG, there is a great variety of cards, including Gold and Black cards, Rainbow Rares, and full art cards.
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