There is an entire series of rarities exclusively used to denote these beautiful cards , which offer no additional gameplay value over less visually impressive counterparts
Im used to pretty high prices like Magikarp around $100 or Lisias Appeal hovering around $80, but a MP of $400 for a Pikachu is actually insane, replied another player
But theres another story, too, a Rank 4 Xyz Monster
Here is where you can expect to find these promo cards: United States: Terapagos and Sprigatito (GameStop), Terapagos and Fuecoco (Best Buy), Terapagos and Quaxly (Pokmon Center) Australia: Terapagos and Sprigatito (EB Games), Terapagos and Fuecoco (JB Hi-Fi) Canada: Terapagos and Sprigatito (GameStop), Terapagos and Fuecoco (ToysRUs), Terapagos and Quaxly (Pokmon Center) UK: Sprigatito (Pokmon Center) Check your local retailers for more information about promo card distribution and availability
The fact that this difference exists at all, however, is absolutely wild and seemingly nonsensical
During play, players start with a single hero