A: The Sakazuki (Akainu) Manga Rare, around 500,000 JPY at the high end in early Japan trading
The endurance of Enamorus across generations is largely due to its unique position within the Pokmon lore and its strategic value in battles
Scyther #87 (Shiny/ One Rainbow Star) Pineco #88 (Shiny/ One Rainbow Star) Phantump #89 (Shiny/ One Rainbow Star) Trevanant #90 (Shiny/ One Rainbow Star) Charmander #91 (Shiny/ One Rainbow Star) Charmeleon #92 (Shiny/ One Rainbow Star) Ponyta #93 (Shiny/ One Rainbow Star) Rapidash #94 (Shiny/ One Rainbow Star) Slowpoke #95 (Shiny/ One Rainbow Star) Pikachu #96 (Shiny/ One Rainbow Star) Raichu #97 (Shiny/ One Rainbow Star) Electrike #98 (Shiny/ One Rainbow Star) Hawlucha #99 (Shiny/ One Rainbow Star) Gastly #100 (Shiny/ One Rainbow Star) Haunter #101 (Shiny/ One Rainbow Star) Zorua #102 (Shiny/ One Rainbow Star) Zoroark #103 (Shiny/ One Rainbow Star) Forretress #104 (Shiny/ One Rainbow Star) Dratini #105 (Shiny/ One Rainbow Star) Dragonair #106 (Shiny/ One Rainbow Star) Dragonite #107 (Shiny/ One Rainbow Star) Axew #108 (Shiny/ One Rainbow Star) Fraxure #109 (Shiny/ One Rainbow Star) Haxorus #110 (Shiny/ One Rainbow Star) Rewards: 36 Wonder Hourglasses, 12 Pack Hourglasses and 10 Shop Tickets
Monsters Summoned after this card's activation are excluded
Edition marks High impact 1st Edition, Shadowless, Japanese promos, stamped promos, and reverse-holo variants can have very different sold prices from the standard card
11 new Pokmon-featuring a brand-new game mechanic
