A second contest was announced in April 1998, this time commemorating the upcoming release of Pokemon: The First Movie later that year
I definitely expected to see more decks to explain this kind of spike, though perhaps the Doctor Who cards sold worse (and are now rarer) than I realized
Energy: 15x Water Energy 8x Psychic Energy 3x Double Colorless Energy Pokemon: 3x Psyduck (LV 15) 2x Golduck (LV 27) 4x Poliwag (LV 13) 3x Poliwhirl (LV 28) 2x Poliwrath (LV 48) 4x Gastly (LV 17) 3x Haunter (LV 17) 3x Dratini (LV 10) 2x Dragonair (LV 33) Trainer: 1x Professor Oak 1x Bill 1x Lass 2x Energy Search 2x Energy Removal 1x Super Energy Removal ----------- Rain Dancer ----------- Description: Use Rain Dance to attach Water Energy for powerful attacks
The initial release introduced a captivating world of pocket monsters, featuring iconic creatures like Pikachu, Charizard, and Bulbasaur
Consult the Professional Sports Authenticator (PSA) and get an estimate
He ended up pulling off a truly wild combo where he put down a Starmie, powered it up with Palkias Star Portal ability, used Cross Switcher to bring up my Mewtwo into the Active Position, played Tool Scrapper to remove my Tool Jammer, attached Choice Band to boost his Starmies attack by 30, and then he topped it off with Leon to raise the attack 30 more, giving him the perfect 310 damage he needed to once again OHKO my poor Mewtwo
