The Japanese release are ordered by the types first, then ascending rarity (Rare and Rare Holo are considered the same), then National Pokdex number, followed by Trainer and Energy cards.
A risky card to be played, but I suspect itll fit demon decks very well in EDH, or life-drain decks, as well as see some sideboard play in Standard
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Repulsive background aside, this card is incredibly affordable compared to its Alternate Art version, and is likely one of the few options you'll have if you want to collect these Pokemon without breaking the bank