10 Pokémon TCG: Shrouded Fable Cards You'll Want To Collect ASAP
The ’s upcoming set,, may just be a mini set, but there are still some good cards players will want to get their hands on. As is expected in modern sets, there are some Special Illustration cards and other unique treatments that can add to the collectible value of the set’s cards. Several cards will be exciting additions to certain decks.
Even though is a smaller set, it’s still helpful to know which cards are likely the best to get from it, and why. That way, if players don’t want to spend their money on an entire booster box, they can just focus on grabbing the few cards that they want. It’s also important to note that the value of any given card can always be influenced by future releases, so the best cards from a given set are subject to change.
Collecting Pokémon cards started off with a bang in the 1990s, introducing some of the rarest and most valuable Pokémon cards of all time.
One of the most aesthetically pleasing cards from is the promotional Greninja ex that comes in the Special Illustration Collection box. The card is a full-art foil featuring Greninja throwing its signature water shuriken. The background of the card is done in a more traditional style, with the water being reminiscent of The Great Wave off Kanagawa.
Although being from a Special Illustration Collection box may initially reduce this version of Greninja ex’s collectible value, that might not always be the case. At some point, once is out of print, these cards may become highly sought after. After all, this unique art treatment is pretty cool and Greninja is a fan-favorite Pokémon. While it may never be worth a huge sum of money, it isn’t unreasonable to think that it will end up being worth a decent amount once it’s harder to find. Players who want one may want to ensure they get it earlier.
Kingdra ex isthe other Special Illustration Collection Pokémon from. Similar to Greninja, it is also done in a more traditional art style. In terms of presentation, Kingdra ex just generally
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