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It will be based on Japan's Inferno X , which releases on September 26th, and Japan's Mega Gengar ex & Mega Diancie ex decks

Below the Flareon looks about 70/30 and the Vaporeon looks a little more like 60/40

These flip cards acted very much like transforming double-faced cards behave today, but back in the early 2000's Wizards of the Coast was still hesitant to print anything other than the standard Magic back on the backside of a card