The design space of hidden info is one that I enjoy seeing explored, where your format knowledge is rewarded by being able to predict what cards your opponent might have readied against you
This means it is legal to play in Standard, Pioneer and Modern as well as all the other formats that allow the Jumpstart cards
One day, my friend, who had been supplying the cards to me, texted me the link to a 3D Pokmon card tutorial
This 2-card combo creates 4 disruptions: Borreload Savage Dragon negates 1 card or effect activation Immortal Phoenix Gearfried negates 1 monster effect Infernoble Knight Emperor Charles destroys 1 card Smoke Grenade of the Thief discards 1 card In all 3 combos, Infernoble Knight Emperor Charles is also equipped with Infernoble Knight Ogier and Infernoble Knight Oliver making it untargatable and indestructible, similar to Red-Eyes Dark Dragoon
Pikachu happens to be one of the poster-children of Pokemon so it definitely has more prints than a lot of cards, but even if you imagine 10% of that as an average per Pokemon (14 variations, or 5.5 prints) and multiply that out by the number of Pokemon presently in the franchise (721) youre looking at ~10k cards with variations or ~4k unique prints