It also introduced Supporter cards , shifting how Trainers worked mid-game
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The set, the Western version of the Japanese Storm Emeralda expansion, includes Trainer cards focused on Evolution Pokmon and Energy mechanics, Pokmon Legends: Z-A era of Mega Evolution cards, as well as introduces Delta Species Pokmon, which bring unusual typings and crossover abilities
In that case, the owner of the spell is the player under whose control it was put on the stack