But it exists, and even at five mana its great fun to try and abuse
For those interested the prize support structure looks a little something like this 0 Wins: 100 gold and 3 individual Uncommon cards 1 Win: 200 gold and 3 individual Uncommon cards 2 Wins: 300 gold and 3 individual Uncommon cards 3 Wins: 400 gold and 3 individual Uncommon cards 4 Wins: 500 gold, 2 individual Uncommon cards, and 1 individual Rare card 5 Wins: 600 gold, 2 individual Uncommon cards, and 1 individual Rare card 6 Wins: 800 gold, 1 individual Uncommon card, and 2 individual Rare cards 7 Wins: 1,000 gold, 1 individual Uncommon card, and 2 individual Rare cards In a worst case scenario you spent 500 gold and got back 100 and 3 common cards
Compared to the more drastic colour changes of other Shiny Pokemon, Pikachus has always been a little lacklustre but this card turns that around, exaggerating Pikachus shift to a darker orange with Nuu Ishidas amazing artwork which encapsulates everything Pikachu is about
It also helps that I had pretty consistent pulls across all the products I opened
All you need to do is find a companion and start playing
Weakness and Resistance As with the video game, the Pokmon TCG has a weakness and resistance system in play, which can be seen in the bottom part of each Pokmon card