Similar to other top-tier Luffy cards, this serialized version signifies a card with immense in-game potential, often serving as a primary attacker or providing a crucial late-game advantage, embodying Luffy's role as the ultimate threat
Archived from the original on April 14, 2017
Banning and censoring tend to have the opposite effect when it comes to massively popular franchises, and Pokemon is no exception, with fans scrambling to get their hands on cards they'll never be able to use competitively
This particular card is a Leader, which allows its owner to trash 2 cards from their hand once per turn
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There may be more ink on the back imprint, and therefore less ink on the actual stamp, but we forget that the ink is slightly bulging (compare it to a little bit of paint, or a lot of paint - the second means the overall result is thicker (actual thicker, not wider like with Thick/Thin 1st edition stamps ))