However, Japanese sets often rebound due to their inherent advantages: earlier release cycles, and perceived premium quality (e.g., holofoil patterns, cardstock durability)
The card was printed several other times and can be picked up from later sets for under $40, but if you want the original, you'll need to open up your wallet and dish out some serious cash
Play some games, feel out the meta, and see if the gameplay clicks for you
Lechonk You wouldnt expect elegance from a card featuring Lechonk, but in artist Narumi Satos deft hands, even the Hog Pokmon takes on an air of refinement
This article includes contributions from Robert Anderson
But as this variation of the card states, it's one of the rarest cards in the set so it's definitely one worth pulling