Early in the engine's lifetime, its only real home was PK Fire as they worked well with Burning Abyss

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In addition to this, Lugia ex, Dragapult ex, and a new set of Ace Spec Trainer cards have debuted in this 180-card list
191/214 Thunder Mountain is a Rare Prism Star Pokmon card (191/214) from Lost Thunder, US edition
I think in 2000 Lugia was the easy pick
Note that this cards illustration is the same one from Surging Sparks, courtesy of CG Works, so you wont have to worry about a reprint price dip