Rarity symbols first appear in documented product lines on March 5, 1997 (Jungle), so anything from the 20 October 1996 window is effectively the original Japanese Base Set release
It shows how the combination of Pokmons brand power and a mobile-first approach has struck gold
Its a board wipe you can sequence into or make one sided by playing bigger stuff, it leaves your mana rocks around, it can Lightning Bolt, and it can eventually do a silly-good ultimate ability
Set boosters are aimed at players who want to crack a pack to get the cards (more rares/foil)
Rise of the Floodborn Card List - Acero Beast - Fordding Recluse Beast - Selfless Protector Beast - Tragic Hero Benja - Guardian of the Dragon Gem Chief Bogo - Respected Officer Cinderella - Knight in Training Cinderella - Stouthearted Donald Duck - Deep-Sea Diver Eli la Bouff - Big Daddy Goofy - Knight for a Day Hercules - Divine Hero Hercules - Hero in Training Jafar - Dreadnought Jafar - Royal Vizier Kronk - Junior Chipmunk Lawrence - Jealous Manservant Li Shang - Archery Instructor Magic Broom - Industrial Model Namaari - Morning Mist Pacha - Village Leader Prince Naveen - Penniless Royal Queen of Hearts - Capricious Monarch Robin Hood - Capable Fighter The Huntsman - Reluctant Enforcer The Prince - Never Gives Up Tiana - Celebrating Princess Tiana - Diligent Waitress Charge
You'll need the basic Pokmon in play before you can evolve it into Kakuna