For two Energy it can deal up to 100 damage in the early game, making it perfect for taking down many Basic Pokemon on your opponents side of the field
The Illustration Rares cost between 480 yen to 680 yen ($3 to $5), except for the following: Victini: 2,480 yen ($17) Zoroark: 1,780 yen ($12) Zorua: 1,580 yen ($11) Seismitoad: 1,480 yen ($10) Tepig: 1,180 yen ($8) Samurott: 1,180 yen ($8) Snivy: 980 yen ($7) Frillish: 980 yen ($7) Volcarona: 780 yen ($5) Emolga: 780 yen ($5) Eelektrik: 780 yen ($5) Duosion: 780 yen ($5) Minccino: 780 yen ($5) Emboar: 780 yen ($5) Joltik: 780 yen ($5) Victini and Chandelure are not playable cards, suggesting they are simply popular Pokemon
Will These Ever Be Reprinted
No Rarity Symbol: the first print run's tell Japanese Pokmon cards normally show a rarity symbol in the bottom-right corner: a circle for common, diamond for uncommon, star for rare
Might be cool to run some "look at the top of you deck" shenanigans to check out when you can best steal a powerful spell
Even if youre playing a badly-supported typal deck like warlocks, giants, or something similar, these creatures grow your team, and they also work very well with changelings
