How To Double-Sleeve Lorcana Cards Youll need a pack of inner sleeves and a pack of outer sleeves Holding the card upright, take a single inner sleeve with the opening on the bottom and push the card up into the opening Make sure the card goes all the way to the top Place the card on a flat surface and press the air out with your hands flattened Take an outer sleeve with the opening at the top and hold it in one hand, with thumb and forefinger on either side Pull your thumb and forefinger in a money counting gesture to open the outer sleeve With your other hand, hold the middle of the inner-sleeved card Slide one of the bottom corners of the i nner-sleeved card into the outer sleeve Slide the inner-sleeved card in slowly You can push from the top, but that can leave the inner sleeve to slide off a little Instead, push the inner-sleeved card down with just one finger on the inner sleeve at the back of the card and pull up with your thumb on the outside front of the outer sleeve Get the air out of the cards again Congratulations, you have double-sleeved a card

ZEXAL episode 78: "The Adventures of Artimus Stanleyus" 219.0 219.1 Yu-Gi-Oh
Nothing really groundbreaking here, but it's pretty good value for the cost
Not only does this card boast the coveted Special Art Rare (SAR) rarity, but months before the sets release, it was confirmed to be the sets centerpiece
Cantrips like Anticipate and Shimmer of Possibility are worth considering, but ultimately dont make the cut as they can be awkward when you are forced to put your payoff cards on the bottom of the deck