Japanese SAR cards range from approximately $50 for less popular Pokemon to $800+ for flagship chase cards like Charizard ex SAR from SV3 or Nanjamo SAR from SV2a 151
Reliable supply from official distributors Japan has a wide network of licensed stores, so its easier to get authentic and consistent stock
Purrely, with their cosmic kitten aesthetic and generally high levels of adorableness are up there with some of the cutest card designs ever introduced to the game
People at the event could have their cards get autographed by Mitsuhiro Arita, and for those who couldnt be present at the event a mail-service was set up
That's already solid, as the ability repeats and requires no other cost or activation save for keeping the on-color permanent in play
In the FF-limited environment, Y'shtola, who deals damage to everyone while healing herself, is a tough matchup