The cards have a different back than the typical Japanese vintage Pokmon back (picture 2)
This leads to him attacking Godwin after he is defeated, only to be stopped by Yusei
As such, players who don't want to buy singles and would rather open a few booster packs of these products, be it newcomers who got into MTG thanks to the crossovers and Final Fantasy itself or veterans who have been around for a long time, have to pay more to get less than usual
The problem with this mechanic is especially evident in staple cards like Fezandipiti ex, which every modern meta deck plays for its ability to draw three cards in the turn after your active Pokmon is knocked out by an attack
Chansey I have a bunch of wild ideas that I want to try with Chansey [Pokemon 151], like using Peonia [Chilling Reign], and maybe Tsareena V [Fusion Strike], to make a fully functioning Lucky Bonus deck, but it is probably a distant dream
Its also tricky to figure out the types and mana costs of these cards