Deckbuilding also seems incredibly easy
As a Level X, it stacked on top of Rayquaza C and kept access to the base cards attacks while adding a huge payoff: Final Blowup for 200 damage, which was ridiculous for its time
Originally released in 2012.
mossdeep February 23, 2025, 1:27am 19 you just created a reverse alcohol market where middle aged guys pay kids to buy product for them 13 Likes RabidSquirtle February 23, 2025, 1:37am 20 eeveeteam: corporate deal between ultra pro or cardboard gold and gamestop Ahh yes now every time I look at my SIRs I pulled from Gamestop Ill think about how high-quality the penny sleeve is Seriously though what corporate employee who has never touched anything tcg related thought to use this as a marketing strategy
The fakes holographic effect is a glaring giveaway, featuring large, artificial circular patterns that look printed directly onto the card rather than reflecting like genuine foil, and its noticeably blurry text points directly to a low-resolution scan
Before damage calculation, if this card battles an opponent's monster: You can activate this effect