But it isnt just the collecting aspect of Pokmon TCG Pocket that feels similar to collecting the first edition cards back in the 90s
trademark of Matagot
trading cards I believe people from newer generations are much more likely to invest in things like trading cards (from trading card games like Pokemon as well as, if not even more, sports trading cards, etc.) Things that used to be almost exclusively "nerdy" (like video games, Pokemon, Star Wars, etc.) are becoming "cooler" and cooler by societal standards and are even starting to see interest that could only be seen in the sports world in the past (large-scale sponsored events
One is a blue-white spirits deck with Millicent, Restless Revenant
Its core strategy revolves around accelerating mana production, controlling the board with powerful threats, and using recursion effects to keep pressure on opponents
Oh, and a shout out to Magus of the Wheel which was my #13 initially but had to get pulled off in the numbers, sorry
