Collectors chasing a master set need all of them, and the gold is the hardest pull of the group
And, of course, it gives you some protection from your opponents attacks
Unlike damage-based sweepers, reducing toughness to zero causes creatures to die as a state-based action, making this the definitive answer to problematic indestructible threats that dominate late-game boards
It has a very intriguing design and is remarkably dangerous, as evidenced by the fact that the Pokdex explains that it has a very ferocious nature , willing to even go for the throat when attacking opponents with its razor-sharp fangs
This means it's one of the most iconic cards out there - widely considered one of the best YuGiOh cards in history and regularly hunted by fans of the most expensive rare YuGiOh cards
Other things to look out for are whether the card is holographic - the Pokemon portrait appears to have foil and shines in the light - or if it has a first edition mark underneath the portrait, both of which greatly increase the card's value