If a card has any of the following characteristics, it is automatically, unconditionally classified under this ranking: The card has a major crease The card is torn The card has clear water damage HP - Shuffle Damage HP - Heavily Pressed Dents HP - Extreame Wear HP - Extreame Whitening HP - Extreme Dents HP - Small Water Damage HP - Creasing HP - Sunburn HP - Sunburn HP - Signed *Please note these are examples
Mantyke Secluded Springs Crown Rare Element Water Stage Basic HP 30 Weakness none Retreat 0 Artist
I actually didnt know that, which explains a lot of the creepiness in the artwork to me
ST10-001 Trafalgar Law This card allows players to both remove their opponent's Character cards by placing them at the bottom of their opponent's deck, bypassing their opponent's use of their trash and On K.O
The artwork, illustrated by Mitsuhiro Arita, shows Charizard in an iconic battle pose with flames erupting from its mouth, and the holographic pattern behind it creates a shimmering, shifting effect that looked like nothing else in the world to a generation of young collectors who had never seen anything like it
Immediately, based on what you taught me about the size of the card, some of the colors, and kind of, like, the plasticky-ness, I'm fairly confident that this one's the real one