well, it really does show that while a vast majority of the original cards received by Blue used to be 'smart, tricksy stuff', they also added a whole bunch of creatures just because they are aquatic, and the sea is blue
But you can also collect them in the real-world too, of course, courtesy the long-running card game
An ungraded rainbow full art card of Sun and Moon: Burning Shadows Charizard GX can be had for under $500
In todays world, Status likely will show up a little lower on this list, but give it some time, and it wouldnt be shocking if it were to end up seeing more play than any of its counterparts throughout their stay in the format
(The Discard Pile is where knocked-out Pokemon, any Energy that was attached to them when they were knocked out, and all used Trainer/Supporter cards are piled up.) This rule helps prevent people from stalling into eternity and offers a potential downside to trying to stuff one's hand with dozens of cards at once
Contents of the set not included) that was sold in Japan, in December, 2015, for a very limited time and in very limited quantity