Taking a Turn Your turn will always begin with drawing a card, and with the light indicator (the yellow band that goes across your active spot) lighting up on your side of the board
A wrong-back card is exactly what it sounds like: a Pokemon card that has the correct front but the wrong back
The only reference point is the tiny figure of a doomed person on the beach at the bottom confronted by Magics first Lovecraftian nightmare
Or you could end up hamstringing your opponents Pokmon by getting something back out like an energy removal
This is even more true if both halves of a full crimp are recovered and preserved
Those that learn Magic through Avatar: The Last Airbender might never see the unique bending mechanics recreated, but will recognize convoke, flicker, temporary red ramp, and land animation when they inevitably show up on new Magic cards as ways to relate to waterbending, airbending, firebending, and earthbending