2 Trainer (2001 Neo Summer Battle Road Takahiro Ikeda) 1 Copy, US$132,000 In the Japan-exclusive Neo Battle Road tournaments held in the spring and summer of 2001 and 2002, all prize cards awarded were truly one-of-ones because they came customized with the victorious players name on each respective card
That limited print run has kept supply constrained even as demand has grown, creating a market dynamic where the Full Art Pikachu has appreciated steadily rather than following the typical spike-and-decline pattern of most modern chase cards
Exiling spells with that you can temporarily cast has become reds primary source of card advantage, and Faldorn benefits from it by making tokens of the wolf variety to go along with all the cards you play
The easily removable magnetic lid allows you to swap out your prized slabs effortlessly, making display changes simple and convenient
3 Etali, Primal Storm Despite being one of the strongest Dinosaur cards ever printed, you won't often find Etali in the command zone
While I do ultimately think that game rules should trump thematic consistency, this is an important point, and one that the card designers are definitely aware of when making changes like these