If an opponent's Pokmon has four or more damage counters, Kingambit's first attack instantly knocks it out, making it an incredibly disruptive card for many decks to deal with
the only way i could see it being a standalone eng set is if jp releases a bunch of decks that end up as filler similar to SV03 and to a lesser degree, SV07 SV era so far: JP Year 1 ENG JP Year 2 ENG JP Year 3 ENG sv1S + sv1V SV01 sv5K + sv5M SV05 sv9 SV09 sv1a + sv2D + sv2P SV02 sv5a + sv6 SV06 sv9a + sv10** ** SV10** sv2a (151) SV03* sv6a sv06.5 sv10blackbolt** + sv10whiteflare** (BW ver of 151) ** sv10.5** W o r l d s sv3 (type change tera) 151 sv7 (stellar tera) SV07 sv11brave** + sv11symphony** (megas) ** SV11** sv3a + sv4K + sv4M sv04 sv7a +sv8 SV08 sv11a(?)** + sv12** ** SV12** sv4a SV04.5 sv8a SV08.5 sv12a** ** SV12.5** * released too late to be legal for worlds ** unconfirmed the only outlier this gen so far is 151 which was switched with SV03 in eng
After that, you can either save it for later if you might need to exile graveyards or you can cycle it and draw a card
If this card in its owner's possession is destroyed by an opponent's card: You can Special Summon 1 "Dream Mirror" monster from your GY, except "Oneiros, the Dream Mirror Erlking"
1 Gardevoir: Silver Tempest (Trainer Gallery) $3.06 An Underappreciated Duo Gardevoir is undoubtedly one of the most popular Pokemon ever, and while that doesn't equate to a massive price tag for every one of its cards, this shared scene with Kalosian Champion Diantha stands out as a great deal
