Given how few of these cards were printed and their difficulty to obtain, the nostalgic Mewtwo design became a collectors dream, resulting in a high market price on TCGplayer of $475
Rather like Anya, Gisela also benefits from a more aggressive deck that feasibly wins the turn it plays Gisela, or shortly thereafter
You'll struggle to find many copies of this card on the open market, and there are even fewer available in decent shape, hence the massive price tag that comes along with this Dark Charmeleon
The one single thread running through all of them, however, is their ability to force the opponent into an action, or prevent them from performing an action
The cardstock is typically thinner but features a smooth, glossy finish that gives the artwork a vibrant, polished appearance
The first set this mechanic appeared in was Future Sight in 2007, on Tombstalker, Logic Knot, and Death Rattle