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#1 - NO RARITY IS THE 1ST EDITION PRINTING OF THE JAPANESE BASE SET Pokemon cards were released and printed by Media Factory in Japan on 20th October 1996 Prior to release, advertisements, print and media showed cards with no rarity symbols Many of the cards contain errors: Venusaur, Charizard, Raichu and Gastly Before no rarity was mainstream collectors noticed the difference as far back as 2000 Media Factory would not print cards with errors after already having the correct versions The above information helps prove that no rarity was the first edition or the first wave of the Japanese Base Set

It's not the best deck in the Pokemon TCG, but it can work with the right support

"It is important to locate the global popularity of Pokmon, and of Japanese animation and computer games in general, within a wider picture of the increasing interconnectedness of transnational media industries and markets, an interconnectedness that in turn reflects larger processes of globalization." "Land of the rising shows: Japanese imports are catching on at broadcast and cable nets"

Counting the cards in every players hand could easily leave this with 20 or more power