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2-6
10+
40min
RICHARD GARFIELD
KING
OF
NEW YORK
POWER UP!
The struggle for
Manhattan just leveled
up! The Monsters are
evolving and now benefit
from new powers!
Discover a new champion:
Mega Shark!
CONTENTS
• 1 rulebook
• 56 Evolution cards for King of New York
• 56 Evolution cards to make your King of New York Monsters evolve in
King of Tokyo. These cards are only playable with King of Tokyo.
• 1 Mega Shark monster board
• 1 cardboard figure + stand
iello
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Evolution cards give you a new way to
play King of New York, and to play with
your King of New York Monsters in King
of Tokyo.
Take the Evolution cards that corres-
pond to the game you want to play,
King of Tokyo (white border) or King of
New York (black border). The others are
left in the box.
SET UP
Take the 8 Evolution cards belonging to
your Monster, shuffle them, and make a
deck that you put in front of yourself.
Each Monster begins with an Evolution.
Draw 2 cards and choose one of them.
Keep the chosen card in your hand (wit-
hout showing it). Shuffle the other card
into your deck.
HOW TO EVOLVE?
When a Monster gets at least
with his Roll, he draws 2 Evolution card,
keeps 1 in his hand without showing it,
and discards the other.
Note: This is not a cost, but rather
a bonus. You can still use the dice
to heal (if you're not in Manhattan
or Tokyo) or for the effect of a Keep
or another Evolution card. Being in
Manhattan or Tokyo doesn't stop you
from drawing Evolution cards.
If the deck is empty, reshuffle your dis-
carded cards to make a new deck.
Keep your Evolutions in hand until you
decide to play them, which can be even
during another player's turn if the card's
effect doesn't specify when to play it.
EVOLUTIONS
There are two types of Evolutions:
• Temporary Evolutions: Discard
them after use.
• Permanent Evolutions: Play them
face-up in front of you. You bene-
fit from their effect as long as they
remain in play.
Note: When a base game card or an
Evolution card refers to a "card" with
no clarification, it does not apply to
Evolutions.
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DETAILS OF EVOLUTION CARDS
NAME OF THE MONSTER
Shows to which Monster this Evolution belongs.
TYPE OF EVOLUTION
An Evolution can be
Temporary or Permanent
MEGA SHARK
PERMANENT EVOLUTION
WHITE DEATH
Play with 1 extra die.
You cannot win with your ★.
SPECIES
Whether Mutant, Invader, or Robot, each Monster
belongs to a species. They are used with tournament
variants and future expansions.
NAME AND
EFFECT OF THE
EVOLUTION
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VARIANTS
This variant let you approach Power Up!
in a more competitive way.
MUTANT EVOLUTIONS
• Shuffle the Evolutions of the Monsters
in play and deal eight Evolutions to
each player (they can therefore belong
to any Monster).
• Players simultaneously choose an
Evolution and play it face-down in
front of themselves, then pass the
other Evolutions to the player on their
left. Everyone looks at the 7 Evolutions
they just received, chooses one, and
passes the remaining 6 to the player
on their left. Repeat this action until
everyone has eight Evolutions.
• Each player shuffles their Evolutions
and makes a deck face-down in front
of themselves.
CREDITS
Designer: Richard Garfield
Game Development: Richard Garfield, Skaff Elias &
Guillaume Gille-Naves.
Editing Directors: Cédric Barbé & Patrice Boulet
Project Manager: Timothée Simonot
Product Manager US: Stephan Brissaud
Translation: Danni Loe-Sterphone
Playtesting US:
Team Lead: David "Champion" Hicks
Testers: Steve Babcock, Emily Hicks, Ethan Hicks, Jason
Jelt, Paul Meadors, James Moran, Jason Myers, Casey
Richison, Luke Richison, Sean Redenbaugh, Peter Sadler,
Aaron Schuetter, Amy Schuetter, Sarah Schuetter, Connor
Strawn, Doug Strawn, Denise Strawn, Emma Strawn, Terry
Wells, Colleen Westmor
Packaging: ORIGAMES
Coordination: Guillaume Gille-Naves
Artistic Manager: Igor Polouchine
Artwork (Mega Shark): Régis Torres d'après un
dessin d'Igor Polouchine.
Artwork (Evolutions): Régis Torres
Playtesting FR: Rodolphe, Igor, Frédéric, Quentin et
Vincent.
Jeu en anglais. Importé au Canada par IELLO
USA LLC, 5550 Painted Mirage Rd., Suite 320, Las
Vegas, NV, 89149, USA • Phone: 702-818-1789.
www.iellogames.com
info@iellogames.com
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King of New York, Power Up ! and their logos are
trademarks of IELLO USA LLC. All rights reserved.
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