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Red & Blue shows off two famous Trainers joining forces on a card that lets you search your deck for a Pokmon- GX that evolves from 1 of your Pokmon in play and immediately evolve it

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Mitsuhiro Arita, one of the original artists for the trading card game, is the illustrator behind all three of the Pikachu Trophy cards, with the No.1 trainer card featuring a gold background, the No.2 a silver and No.3 with bronze thereby reflecting the ranking for each winner who received a card

You also get experience, which counts towards your player level, which, when it goes up one, offers you more rewards in Pack Hourglasses and the like for, you guessed it, opening more packs

See the singles buying guide This is a modern card, so vintage-style counterfeit risk is lower than EX-era cards, but fakes of high-demand Charizards do circulate