If you're gifting to a collector, the magnetic case that ships with every card is already display-ready no additional framing needed
This card was printed back in 1997 when CoroCoro held an art competition where winners were given a card that features Pikachu drawing other Pokemon
To quote a post of mine last time this topic was discussed: Charizard CD promo 1998 or 1999 CD promo cards which cannot be distinguished unfortunately: Venusaur/Charizard/Blastoise [non-glossy holo]: All three released in both the Trade Please campaign and CD Arcanine [non-glossy non-holo]: Released as both a Toyota auto campaign promo in October 1997 and as CD promo Cool Porygon/Hungry Snorlax [non-glossy holo]: Both released in the Nintendo 64 ad campaign of December 1997 and as CD promo CD promo cards which can be distinguished: Pikachu: This card looks similar as the English Shadowless yellow cheeks Base Set Pikachu
Trading Card Game can get a bit confusing at times because some of them have a significant amount of overlap, and it can be hard to tell which type a monster is at first glance
Species Specialist Because Species Specialist is customizable to your creature type of choice, it's a solid typal payoff and a good counter-measure against typal decks
Steel also features some low-level cards with combative might for an aggressive start, like Fire the Cannons