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About these cards:
I wanted to make a uniform card game with characters, vehicles, locations etc. from various 80s and 90s cartoons, so I decided to use the SWCCG template and add my own game text.
Though I borrowed the template and a few of the parameter names from SWCCG, my intention was for the numbers to represent slightly different concepts, with 'Power' and 'Ability' referring to physical and mental powers respectively. The bottom left numbers would still be deploy and forfeit, but the game text is completely different, with more descriptive ideas of 'Attributes', 'Skills', and 'Equip', plus a quote. The destiny number is the top right more or less correlates to the concept from SWCCG. I used a single icon for every character/vehicle/location etc. from a certain cartoon series, and divided these into two 'teams' for each series, a good team and an evil team. With some cartoons, the heroes/villains did not exist together under a common name, (for example Mumm-Ra is not a member of the evil Mutants, but works with them at times and they are all ThunderCats' villains), so I took some liberties as to how I designated team names.

Description

About these cards:
I wanted to make a uniform card game with characters, vehicles, locations etc. from various 80s and 90s cartoons, so I decided to use the SWCCG template and add my own game text.
Though I borrowed the template and a few of the parameter names from SWCCG, my intention was for the numbers to represent slightly different concepts, with 'Power' and 'Ability' referring to physical and mental powers respectively. The bottom left numbers would still be deploy and forfeit, but the game text is completely different, with more descriptive ideas of 'Attributes', 'Skills', and 'Equip', plus a quote. The destiny number is the top right more or less correlates to the concept from SWCCG. I used a single icon for every character/vehicle/location etc. from a certain cartoon series, and divided these into two 'teams' for each series, a good team and an evil team. With some cartoons, the heroes/villains did not exist together under a common name, (for example Mumm-Ra is not a member of the evil Mutants, but works with them at times and they are all ThunderCats' villains), so I took some liberties as to how I designated team names.