‘Forbidden Light’ Partial Set List Revealed!
A Forbidden Light poster is currently on display at Japan’s TCG tournaments, revealing the set’s first 47 cards (out of 94). It cuts off before revealing the rest of the set’s Fighting-types, Fairy-types, Dragon-types, Colorless-types, and Trainers.
We know Cubone is #41/94, and it’s the 41st card on the poster, so this poster does in fact show all of the set’s cards leading up to #47 Hawlucha. This means the Chespin line is not in the set! :o They’re probably saving it for SM6a Dragon Storm so people feel their collections are incomplete and buy that set (marketing!).
Of note is Scatterbug, Delphox, Frogadier, Greninja-GX, Volcanion Prism Star, Honedge, and Dragalgae have Abilities, Volcanion Prism Star is a Water-type, and Pheromosa appears as a regular Ultra Beast. The set is of course mostly comprised of Kalos Pokemon with some Alola Pokemon mixed in.
Grass-types: #1 Exeggcute, #2 Alolan Exeggutor, #3 Scatterbug, #4 Scatterbug, #5 Spwepa, #6 Vivillon, #7 Skiddo, #8 Gogoat, #9 Pheromosa
Fire-types: #10 Alolan Marowak, #11 Fennekin, #12 Fennekin, #13 Braixen, #14 Delphox, #15 Litleo, #16 Pyroar
Water-types: #17 Froakie, #18 Froakie, #19 Frogadier, #20 Greninja-GX, #21 Clauncher, #22 Clawitzer, #23 Amaura, #24 Aurorus, #25 Bergmite, #26 Avalugg, #27 Volcanion Prism Star
Lightning-types: #28 Helioptile, #29 Heliolisk
Psychic-types: #30 Espurr, #31 Meowstic, #32 Honedge, #33 Honedge, #34 Doublade, #35 Aegislash, #36 Inkay, #37 Malamar, #38 Skrelp, #39 Dragalgae, #40 Hoopa
Fighting-types: #41 Cubone, #42 Pancham, #43 Binacle, #44 Barbaracle, #45 Tyrunt, #46 Tyrantrum, #47 Hawlucha
Beyond the poster (from previous reveals): #50 Zygarde-GX, #51 Diancie Prism Star, #?? Pangoro, #62 Dedenne, #?? Sylveon, #69 Ultra Necrozma-GX, #?? Noibat, #?? Noivern, #77 Fossil Excavation Map, #?? Eneporter, #83 Mystery Treasure, #90 Bonnie, #92 Lysandre Labs, #?? Lysandre Prism Star
So we now know what 61 of the set’s 94 cards are (excluding secret rares).
The photo of the poster is too small to make out any card text. The poster might be too small in real life to read anything as well. However, I’m currently requesting a larger image of the poster, so be sure to check back here in case we’re able to read the cards!
SM6 Forbidden Light will release in Japan on March 2nd and in America on May 4th.