They've got a few Pokball-esque designs to choose from, each of which costs $19 and represents different sets of Pokmon: Bulbasaur / Squirtle / Charmander / Pikachu Chikorita / Totodile / Cyndaquil Treecko / Mudkip / Torchic Sylveon / Skitty / Jigglypuff They also offer a 720-card version in case you plan on doing some serious trading.
This means that the card will be weak to other Water-type cards if you happen to play the trading card game
Kenrith, the Returned King Kenrith, the Returned King is a true jack-of-all-trades and one of the most powerful combo pieces available in 5-color decks
Bandai has been more conservative with English reprints compared to Pokmon, which means sealed product from the first few English waves has held value better than equivalent Pokmon sets at the same lifecycle stage
Green doesnt interact with life gain much, so it seems lackluster in that archetype
Speculation Ultimately, as weve seen a lot recently, the price of Slippery Bogbonder is tied to the Final Fantasy Commander decks