Sort Card Type Lotad #55Common $0.91 Lotad #92Common $0.53 Lotad #81Common $0.31 Lotad #29Common $0.28 Lotad #10Common $0.23 Lotad #36Common $0.19 Lotad #7Common $0.16 Lotad #32Common $0.11 Lotad #35Common $0.10 Lotad #5Common $0.16 Lotad #21Common $0.09 Lotad #2Common $0.52 Lotad #3Common $1.72 Lotad #18Common $0.50 Lotad #4Common $2.00 Lotad - 035/107 #35Uncommon $1.11 Lotad - 063/107 #63Common $0.45 Lotad - 2/12 #2Promo $12.15 Lotad - 66/100 #66Common $2.58 Lotad - 67/100 #67Common $2.17 Lotad (63) - 2005 (Michael Gonzalez) #63Common $17.59 Lotad (66) - 2005 (Michael Gonzalez) #66Common $10.22 Lotad (Shiny) #SH4Shiny Holo Rare $64.50 Lotad (Shiny) #SH4Shiny Holo Rare $64.50 Lotad (63) - 2005 (Michael Gonzalez) #63Common $17.59 Lotad - 2/12 #2Promo $12.15 Lotad (66) - 2005 (Michael Gonzalez) #66Common $10.22 Lotad - 66/100 #66Common $2.58 Lotad - 67/100 #67Common $2.17 Lotad #4Common $2.00 Lotad #3Common $1.72 Lotad - 035/107 #35Uncommon $1.11
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While Entei is typically portrayed as an honorable, kind Pokemon, this version looks way more dangerous
They show up in the Aether Revolt ones, but for a few months there nobody had a specially labeled token to denote their current energy count
Wilhelt ranks highest because he delivers automatic card draw and board presence by converting decayed tokens into value with almost no effort
Real Magic cards are highly resistant to bends, so they usually return to their flat shape with no sign of a crease in the middle
