For instance, 1998s Pikachu-Holo Illustrator card was only made available as a prize in an original Pokmon illustration contest that was held in Japan
For example, the Terapagos ex card above has the Crown Opal attack, which costs 1 Grass, 1 Water and 1 Lightning Energy to use, but it deals 180 HP of damage and also stops all attack damage done to the Terapagos ex on your opponents next turn, if dealt by a Basic, non Colorless Pokmon
Thats two cards for the price of one
Once per turn, at the start of the Damage Step, if another monster attacks: You can destroy 1 card on the field
Those interactions were really confusing, even for longtime players, and continued to highlight the need for the rules to match players' intuition: damage spell and effects should just be able to target planeswalkers
Though this particular variant will set you back $137 on average, the same card has been available with different art, but the same game mechanics as far back as Romance Dawn, the first One Piece Card Game set