This has been the first high-rarity Eevee card we have received within the Scarlet and Violet era of Pokmon which has pleased players and collectors alike, ultimately raising it's price up high
If it was +1/0, it would be terrible, but its not
Adapted from the Japanese expansions The Town on No Map and Wind from the Sea, it wore one of the games cleverest set symbols, a city skyline tucked inside a water droplet
There were two versions of this card, but the blue-black color is the most valuable
Boros (red/white) Energy is still leading the pack, and it's largely thanks to Ocelot Pride, a card that would truly balance out the format if it were taken out
Of course, this card lends itself better to decks that go wide, but even if youre not planning on attacking with a wide board of creatures, Proliferate can still do a ton of work