While it hasn't quite gotten back to its prerelease price, which was around nine dollars, shiny Ceruledge fell to about three dollars before it began the resurgence that carried it to its current market price
Max Speed is a bit of a parasitic mechanic, so any deck built around it needs to run as many cards with it as possible
I think the homage would have worked a lot better if the color tones matched the characters they're based on, and it doesn't seem like it requires the color identity, because Tinybones is yellow and Rakdos is dark blue, which I guess as a stretch you could tie to the White and Black identities in Magic
Whether in your hand or already on the field, you can just pump it up until it has enough counters to remove and kill your opponents at instant speed
Marill #204 ($24.54) This Water/Fairy-type Pokmon sparkles in a special illustration rare, valued for its cute, bubbly artwork and synergy in Fairy decks
Its ability to come back to hand provides resiliency to any deck it finds itself in