Ironically, Revised needed some revisions due to issues with the colors, the card Serendib Efreet had accidentally been printed with a green background and the art for Ifh-Bff Efreet, and Wizards wanting to remove some Satanic images from their cards
What to look for: Deep, rich blue color (same shade as English/Korean) Sharp Pokball design with clean, crisp edges Proper copyright text in Chinese Consistent matte texture across entire back Correct Pokmon logo placement and size Red flags: Incorrect blue shade (too light, too dark, or purple-tinted) Blurry or misaligned Pokball Missing, incorrect, or poorly translated copyright text Glossy finish instead of matte Different blue shade compared to known authentic cards Test it: Place your card back-to-back with a verified authentic card
But it seems The Pokemon Company stopped at nothing to combat the problem
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Incapsula incident ID: 350000780152008664-363199859255022481
Pokmon is doing its best to get cards to stores, Fuge said, but its facing supply challenges