The rarity system hadn't been standardized yet when the first sheets went to press
The autograph skyrocketed the cards value and in 2021, it sold for $247,230 at Gauldin Auctions after 31 bids
From least to generally interesting, they are: Normal Phenomenal Intriguing Holo Intriguing Ultra Intriguing Secret Intriguing There are likewise promotion cards, which are delivered beyond randomized promoter packs and dont have a typical unique case
(You can't evolve this Pokmon on your first turn or on the turn it was put into play) FWL - Quartz Shine 200 Larry's Professionalism (Supporter) Discard your hand, then search your deck for 1 Pokemon, 1 Supporter, and 1 Basic Energy, reveal them, and put them into your hand
So knowing this about the first two Pokemon in this line and looking at this specific Porygon-Z, the main reason you would want to use this card in a deck is for its Digital Reboot move, the reason you would want to use this move so often is to be able to reuse an Ability from let's say a Stage 2 Pokemon every single turn, like Aggron from Dragons Exalted (if you're playing in the expanded format) where you can use its Toppling Wind Ability to discard the top 3 cards of your opponent's deck every single turn and hopefully be able to win the game that way
Illustrator: PLANETA CG Works Gengar ex #123 Gengar ex (4-Diamonds, Double Rare rarity) is the #123/226 card from the Genetic Apex set in Pokmon TCG Pocket