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A '''combined illustration''' is a set of card illustrations that, when viewed together, form a larger image. The cards these illustrations appear on are typically drawn by the same artist and released together in the same expansion. | A '''combined illustration''' is a set of card illustrations that, when viewed together, form a larger image. The cards these illustrations appear on are typically drawn by the same artist and released together in the same expansion. | ||
Combined illustrations are similar to {{tcg|narrative illustration}}s, which feature one part of a story and continue that story onto other cards. | Combined illustrations are similar to {{tcg|narrative illustration}}s, which feature one part of a story and continue that story onto other cards. | ||
==Pokémon LEGEND and Pokémon V-UNION== | |||
{{main|Pokémon LEGEND (TCG)}} | |||
{{main|Pokémon V (TCG)#Pokémon V-UNION}} | |||
The cards for {{tcg|Pokémon LEGEND}} and {{DL|Pokémon V (TCG)|Pokémon V-UNION}} defintionally make use of combined illustrations. Each card only consists of a portion of the "full game entity", and are combined in some way during a game in order to put the Pokémon into play. Their artwork is spread across all of the involved cards, be that two cards for a Pokémon LEGEND and four cards for a Pokémon V-UNION. | |||
For reasons of redundancy, lists of Pokémon LEGEND and Pokémon V-UNION are found on the pages dedicated to their [[Evolution#In the TCG|Stage]]s, and not on this page | |||
==List of combined illustrations== | ==List of combined illustrations== | ||