Initially, a Confused Pokemon would perform its move, including all damage and effects, on itself, making the coin flip significantly riskier
"We had already seen two-headed slivers, two-clawed slivers, two-tailed slivers, brainy slivers, leafy slivers, spiky slivers - a lot of variations on that one design." The decision to switch to a totally new Sliver was a controversial one, and thankfully, it seems like WotC received the message loud and clear
Negate the effects of all face-up monsters on the field until the end of this turn, except U.A. monsters
So, if someone smashes the glass, nothing of value is taken. The 27-year-old Japanese trading card franchise has exploded in popularity in recent years, leading to frenzied fans, collectors and Pokmon card players fighting for the best cards