PSA 10 examples of 1st edition Alakazm Pokemon cards sell between $8,500-$11,000, while PSA 9s sell for $1,500 on average
Simisear #22Uncommon $0.27 Simisear #19Rare $0.41 Simisear #17Uncommon $0.33 Simisear #16Rare $0.52 Simisear #20Uncommon $0.34 Simisear #23Rare $0.49 Simisear #24Rare $0.27 Simisear #23Uncommon $0.04 Simisear #27Uncommon $0.06 Simisear #38Uncommon $0.13 Lightning Energy (2022 Unnumbered) Common $0.11 Charizard VSTAR #18Ultra Rare $10.95 Burmy #9Common $0.12 Shinx #49Common $0.13 Empoleon #37Holo Rare $0.37 Crawdaunt #33Uncommon $0.07 Tropius #5Uncommon $0.06 Exeggutor #2Uncommon $0.07 Grotle #7Uncommon $0.14 Chimchar #24Common $0.22
Anim Pakal, Thousandth Moon gives you a lot of tokens without the deckbuilding constraints of Pia Nalaar, Consul of Revival or the mana constraints of Song of Totentanz, so perhaps this is the ticket to Jetmir, Nexus of Revels
If you control only one creature, it's fine to cast Shoulder to Shoulder targeting it to give it a +1/+1 counter
It performs well as the large finishing creature in an aggro deck that wants to get in quickly and attack, but because it creates treasure it also has a key role to play in controlling decks that can make use of the extra mana it provides
He has like 19 great abilities, including just being an effective aerial beater