English cards, in contrast, sometimes suffer from printing variability (off-centering or rough edges), making top grades a bit harder to attain
But I think a majority of collectors arent particularly interested in non-tcg and just because Bandai has an earlier production date, doesnt necessarily make it more compelling
Drawing cards matters, and this blue enchantment draws so many
expect something along the lines of Secluded Springs or Eevee Grove rather than bigger prospects like Wisdom of Sea and Sky
He has always received some incredible alternate arts, but this one is much different
This would be a problem in most decks, but because Tricky Terrain wants a lot of land, it's actually a benefit in this case