From left to right: Charizard EX 12/106, Charizard EX XY121 and 12/108 Charizard EX
However, if you don't intend to catch the original first edition Pokmon, you can always find the same card in other sets, as Charizard gets re-released every year due to its popularity
What these decks wonderfully represent is a deck concept distilled to its core essence
When you take out Vorinclex and Flickr, be careful not to let Flickr come out first and fail to hit the bow, or when you take out a mass and a super-large creature, the creature comes out first and the guy who came out first doesn't get ridiculed by being swept away by your mass
Card values vary based on a cards place in the meta as well as the popularity of the Pokemon itself
With so much flexibility on how you curve out in a green ramp deck actually fitting in lands than come in tapped is pretty easy beyond the first turn