All in all, only two cards were banned: Agent of Treachery and Fires of Invention were banned in Standard format and suspended in Historic format
As with cards like Reciprocate this ceases to be that useful in the late game as you often can't take that much of a life hit from the bigger dorks, much less so in fact in black than in white
[14] [15] [16] James Whitbrook of Gizmodo characterized the community response as "heated" due to the aftermarket value of the banned cards and their "popularity in competitive play"
Totodile [1st Edition] #22 (Pokemon Japanese HeartGold Collection | Pokemon Cards) prices are based on the historic sales
But if your question is, What unofficial, licensed cards first had Pokemon on them? then sure, you can look at non-TCG products like Bandai Carddass
Here, well be going over each type in depth and looking at what you need to know from a foundational perspective