Japanese Pokmon cards may not always be more valuable than their international counterparts, but they boast some perks for collectors
Given enough time, it could be the biggest creature on the board, which is very impressive for a simple 2-drop
An indestructible creature doesn't soak up all the damage just because it won't die in combat, and still needs to be assigned lethal damage before any trample damage is assigned to a player
This surprisingly small 175-card set (142 base cards and 33 alternate rarity cards) drastically changed the meta for the game, as many new decks took hold of the format
But, that little word adds an extra zero onto the original price tag, pushing the Evolutions version well into the tens of thousands of dollars
Its very easy to play some snow basic lands and turn on this flying snake, and it gets better if your deck is snow-themed, or if its a blink-dedicated deck