Shining Charizard Neo Destiny (2002) Set : Neo Destiny Notable Feature : The first-ever shiny Charizard in the TCG, with a striking reverse silhouette design
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Its bizarre to think just how overpowered the Colossus would be, requiring it to be rare for it to be properly balanced for a metagame where rares are actually unlikely to be in the hands of every player
The other side is a passable creature, but I think the overall package here is underwhelming +2/+2 is a nice boost for the cost, but you still set yourself up for an ugly 2-for-1, and even though this can come back from your graveyard the cost is so high that it is only something you do when you have absolutely nothing else you can do
Its worth noting that the Pokmon site does not clarify whether this number includes cards printed by Magic: The Gathering maker Wizards of the Coast, which handled the English version of the TCG from 1998 until 2003, meaning the total number could be even higher
Also, it causes the creature to become renowned