It can be a whole lot of fun for players who love having lots of huge, angry creatures with tramples
Japanese Pokmon cards are popular among Australian collectors for several reasons: Earlier release dates : Japanese sets typically launch 6-9 months ahead of English equivalents Premium print quality : Japanese print runs are widely regarded as having superior centring, foil treatment, and ink quality Exclusive artwork : some Japanese-exclusive Special Art and alternate-art treatments never appear in English releases Lower wholesale pricing : Japanese sealed product is typically 30-40% cheaper per box than English equivalents Collector demand : Japanese Pokmon sealed product has historically held strong secondary-market value Why buy Japanese Pokmon from GB Toys
Gush (T1, Ext, S, Block) Gush fits into a strange niche
When you put Dockside into games that drop more mana rocks and other permanents on T1-2, it can make an egregious amount of mana as early as Turn 2
All common, uncommon, and rare cards can come with a standard non-foil, regular holofoil, Poke Ball holofoil, or Master Ball holofoil finish
