These cards have higher HP, better attacks, and just like Pokemon EX, your opponent gets two prize cards when they're knocked out
Printed in 1999, the cards are in pristine condition, which explains why they just sold for $198,000
Rotation and erratas have been talked about, but many hoped for outright bans of certain staple cards that seem more powerful than they need to be
There's no requirement that the subject be a recognized athlete, and there's no licensing issue since you're uploading your own image
"This strong example of the 'Illustrator' Pikachu occupies a rare echelon in the hobby and would instantly elevate any collection to a world-class level," the listing said.
Collectors seem to have also bought into this rationale and, for all intents and purposes, if a card exists with the same art and set symbol on both set lists, theres no real reason to figure out which version youre holding