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It is a Darkness card illustrated by Shigenori Negishi

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it's the duelist's failure to understand its true potential." "True." "Besides, when you look at it, doesn't it seem like you can bring smiles with it?" The man smiled wider, his face blending with the image of the boy Celina had recently seen in the Synchro Dimension when Yuri grabbed her hand

Fans of Pokmon will know that Japans release schedule for the Pokmon Trading Card Game (or TCG) sets is very different to what we see in the West (their card backs are different too, with a gold coloured border and a very different Pokball design on the back of Japanese cards)

The cards extreme rarity reportedly led card condition specialist PSA to refuse copies submitted for grading, apparently citing the difficulty of validating their authenticity and the manner in which they had been acquired by would-be sellers