There are first-edition base sets from the late 1990s, Japanese exclusives, holographic "shadowless" variants, and reprints that only collectors can tell apart
They cannot be used as Xyz Material for an Xyz Summon, except for the Xyz Summon of a Beast, Beast-Warrior, or Winged Beast-Type monster
Except Lurrus of the Dream-Den, which is just going to get to hop into a whole bunch of sideboards at very little cost and return a bunch of incredible permanents to its controllers battlefields
If you have a holographic Pokemon card, its worth taking a deeper look to determine value
It was the second one we got for this generation, and it added a ton of fantastic cards that the fans loved
So Magic aside, all of the above mentioned games, as well as many more, use tokens to track damage, status conditions and even victory points