Comparing your card to a picture online can be an instinctive response, but there are a lot of things that you simply can't see via images
Furthermore, five mana is a fairly heavy cost in just about any format where sweepers or straight-up removal spells can do more immediate and/or permanent work in dealing with your opponents' threats
The fake ones are non-holo The first fake one has three Normal Energy Symbols instead of a Lightning and two Normal Energy Symbols for the attack Overspark The second fake one has yellow borders instead of black The entire layout of the left one is the same as the Japanese version, instead of the English (here is a picture of the real Japanese card as comparison) The two on the left are real (with light and darker purple backgrounds in the artwork - I also have a real one with blue background which isnt in the picture above) The holo I dont have to discuss
Venat, Heart of Hydaelyn / Hydaelyn, the Mother Crystal If you need more legends-matter cards, take a look at Venat, Heart of Hydaelyn
Shining Charizard (1st Edition) Neo Destiny ($450) Introduced as part of the Neo Destiny expansion in 2002, Shining Charizard was the first Charizard card with a shiny variant