The back of the card looks like Alternate Fourth Edition Cards
Sitting at the stepper end of this list, the deep-sea diving Blastoise is definitely an expensive number to look out for, as per the marketplace, but its also got an engaging depth of field in the design and a powerful Twin Cannons action
Whether youre hunting for that elusive Shiny Charizard, trying to future-proof your collection, or just love owning cards that stand out in your binder, Japanese Scarlet & Violet cards deliver
I found it incredibly easy to go from those tutorial-guided matches to real matches against other players (even if I still got my butt handed to me immediately)
This is less odd for Garchomp than for, say, Charizard who appeared as a Dark Type Pokemon in Obsidian Flames, rather than its usual Fire Type