This card is beautiful with its visually striking artwork, which showcases Charizard in a dynamic mid-flight pose above a dramatically rendered landscape
Creatures you control have menace
Eggman 1.4%inclusion 29 decks 2.11K decks Emry, Lurker of the Loch 1.0%inclusion 29 decks 2.87K decks Pantlaza, Sun-Favored 0.9%inclusion 26 decks 2.87K decks Syr Ginger, the Meal Ender 0.8%inclusion 23 decks 2.87K decks Tameshi, Reality Architect 0.8%inclusion 23 decks 2.87K decks Meria, Scholar of Antiquity 0.7%inclusion 21 decks 2.87K decks Jan Jansen, Chaos Crafter 0.7%inclusion 20 decks 2.87K decks Brimaz, Blight of Oreskos 0.6%inclusion 17 decks 2.87K decks Kykar, Wind's Fury 0.6%inclusion 17 decks 2.87K decks Arbaaz Mir 0.6%inclusion 16 decks 2.87K decks Korvold, Fae-Cursed King 0.5%inclusion 14 decks 2.87K decks New Cards Shuri, Wakandan Inventor 14%inclusion 12%synergy 18 decks 133 decks Devil Dinosaur 7.1%inclusion 6%synergy 20 decks 281 decks Scientist Supreme of A.I.M
This metal type Pokmon card is one of the best 'mons revealed for the set so far - and while much of this Pokmon set remains shrouded in mystery, it already seems playable on a competitive level
One theory suggests that the 52 cards represent the 52 weeks of the year
'One card for every episode' feels like a good hook for luring in collectors - but I'm not sure it was really needed
