While having to ban cards in Standard is bad, hyping up a new card type and having it fall flat and go unplayed is (perhaps) just as bad, so Wizards is incentivized to take more risks to make sure new card types see play
But if an opponent hits Cinderace VMAX, it can use Counter, which deals the damage it received plus 30
While this card has gone underappreciated for a long time, the return of trainer and Pokemon cards, particularly including N in Journey Together, is increasing prices for cards like this
The background helps the Pokmon to feel as if it is camouflaging itself from the world among flora and fauna while also popping out to the trainer as a potent tera-type attacker
So, you should expect to see more spoilers of these lovely reprints as we get closer to the release date
Its a fantastic card, and given that you can buy the non-Enchanted version for under $5 , it feels like its worth building a Ruby deck just to test him out