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The Poncho Pikachu craze began in Japan with promotional cards released during the Pokmon X & Y and Sun & Moon eras

Considering that Red mainly has interaction in the form of direct damage, artifact removal, and the like, a 1-mana redirect is nothing to scoff at, and this is evident in Redirect Lightning's costs

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The choice of which cards appear more frequently on the sheets appears more or less random (non-holo Flareon is more common than non-holo Jolteon and Vaporeon, for example)

Other high-value cards include Sylveon ex ($540.00) and Glaceon ex ($412.50)

Besides playing well with all the Elemental support in Dance of the Elements, Maha also turns all the -1/-1 tokens in the Blight Curse precon into a death sentence for opposing creatures by shrinking their toughness to 1