Here are the decks that are fully effected, or are otherwise obsolete post rotation: Rapid Strike Urshifu VMAX / Inteleon VMAX Lost Zone Box Variants Gardevoir ex [Scarlet and Violet] Roaring Moon ex [Paradox Rift] Arceus VSTAR [Brilliant Stars] Variants Lost Zone / Giratina VSTAR [Lost Origin] Snorlax Control Miraidon ex [Scarlet and Violet] Variants Iron Valiant ex [Paradox Rift] Variants Zoroark Box Mew VMAX Variants Lugia VSTAR [Silver Tempest] Variants Klawf [Paradox Rift] / Hisuian Electrode V [Astral Radiance] As you can see, this list is quite large, and it would definitely affect competitive play if it was implemented tomorrow
Treat SV5a as a Japanese box with regular hits, AR/CHR texture depending on the era, and one SR-or-better style slot, with SAR/CSR/UR/alternate-art outcomes as chance upgrades
We require artists, writers, and creatives contributing to the Magic TCG and the D&D TTRPG to refrain from using AI generative tools to create final Magic or D&D products. Wizards of the Coast Thanks to the current AI-dominated climate, however, accusations of AI art are still thrown around all over the place
In many ways, the controversy around the card has only increased the intrigue and demand surrounding it
Despite its Random Spark attack not being the best competitively, its adorable artwork by illustrator kodama (whos worked on over 100 cards now) and its obvious exclusivity will likely drive the price up as time goes on
Poorly rounded corners
