Elesas Sparkle The serious-looking, Elesa, is the rarest trainer card in the set, worth approximately $43.56
While Krrik, Ezuri and Mizzix are all sub $10, apparently Edgar Markov is over $50, so having this as another reprint is great
(6/6/2025) You play the card while Clive's Hideaway's last ability is resolving and still on the stack
Misty + Starmie/Articuno = auto concede
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This meant that Keldeo could be used with Float Stone to provide some much needed mobility in the mirror match, as a Hypnotoxic Laser heads from your opponent followed by a tails from you would lead to you missing an attack and losing the Active Pokemon with all of its attachments