Whiplash, Vengeful Engineer 13%inclusion 88 decks 683 decks Baron Helmut Zemo 4.6%inclusion 78 decks 1.69K decks Ultron the Annihilator 7.9%inclusion 59 decks 749 decks Doctor Doom 4.1%inclusion 39 decks 949 decks M.O.D.O.K
Applin Twilight Masquerade #185 on eBay Applin Prismatic Evolutions #9 on eBay Applin Shining Fates #SV012 on eBay Flapple Surging Sparks #210 on eBay Appletun Surging Sparks #211 on eBay Dipplin Twilight Masquerade #170 on eBay Hydrapple Destined Rivals #188 on eBay Hydrapple ex Stellar Crown #167 on eBay Applin Cameos Beyond its own cards, Applin loves to photobomb other Pokmons art
This is pretty unlikely though, and the realistic floor on this card is probably $1.50 $2
Constantly derided as the weakest of all 17 (at the time) types due to their relative lack of advantageous matchups, the Poison type was especially regarded as a liability in the Pokmon video games
Strengths: Pokemon-focused, with solid recognition on modern sets Clean collection interface Active development Weaknesses: Price data is thinner no eBay graded comps and limited European market coverage No OCR fallback mode for cards the image recognizer misses Best for: Casual collectors who want a simple, Pokemon-only scanner without portfolio depth
Once you have a massive board state, cards like Warleader's Call and Imodane's Recruiter help push a bunch of damage to finish the game
