The symbolic weight of being the last card in the Galarian Gallery also gives it a completionist appeal that drives demand from set builders who view GG70 as the crown jewel that finishes their Crown Zenith collection
Reference: www.kidzworld.com/article/3749-yu-gi-oh-card-game-world-championship Finally, a Japanese article mentions the following as prizes: Reference: web.archive.org/web/20181105072504/ Google translate gives: Special limited backpack (rucksack) World competition participation certificate World Championship T-shirt English version card for about 200,000 yen (OCG representative only) Trophy (higher in the tournament) Leather jacket (higher rank) Interestingly, there is mention of a prize card here
You can only activate 1 Tyrant Farm per turn
1997 Meiji Cards Pictured: A 1997 Meiji Pikachu card and a Meiji chocolates box External Guide / Setlist: bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/1998_Meiji_set Summary: 1997 Meiji Pokmon cards were distributed as a promo card set within Meiji chocolates and was continued to be released in future years, including 1998 and a 1999 set with embossed holo cards
all Psychic-Type monsters you control gain ATK equal to that Level x 200
Paldean Fates (SV4.5) This set doesn't follow the same SIR structure - instead, it features Shiny Rare and Shiny Ultra Rare cards at higher aggregate pull rates than standard SIRs
