Its small body means it isn't very good at attacking, but against go-wide creature decks (like Lingering Souls or Young Pyromancer decks), it's a great way of locking out damage and can also be helpful against combo decks like Storm, where it turns off both Grapeshot and Empty the Warrens)
Another highly prized card from that era is the 1999 First Edition Shadowless Charizard from the Base Set
Indestructible vs Damage Instant The last example uses a burn spell against our indestructible
Following his match, Guinness World Records presented Paul with a certificate for "most expensive Pokemon trading card sold at a private sale." Guinness revealed Paul purchased the card last July in Dubai for a record $5,275,000
(Both monsters are destroyed if it's a tie.) If the target was in defense position, the attacker isn't destroyed if they lose, but the target's controller won't lose LP if their mosnter is destroyed
Place 1 "Poison Token" on a effect monster on the field