I mean, just look at this murderers row of amazing cards to build around: This isnt even a complete list, just the ones I think are way above the curve
At Japan Figure, were here to break it down, what makes Japanese cards special, how they compare to English versions, and why they might be the better pick for your collection
2 Non-foil Booster Fun and/or extended-art cards Each Collector Booster has a total of two cards from the variants listed below: 13 Extended-art rares (18.8%) 5 Extended-art mythic rares (3.6%) 10 Borderless rares (14.4%), including Rooms and lands 6 Borderless mythic rares (4%), including Rooms and a planeswalker 20 Paranormal frame rares (29%) and 2 mythic rares (1.5%) 12 Double exposure rares (17.4%) and 5 mythic rares (3.3%) 4 Mirror monster rares (5.8%) and 3 mythic rares (2.2%) 1 Traditional foil, textured foil, or fracture foil card In addition to getting a traditional foil version of the cards found in the non-foil Booster Fun and/or extended-art slot, this slot is filled with some scary-good pulls from the halls of Duskmourn
Start by making a list of your requirements and shortlisting potential suppliers
Id argue a Black Label / Perfect 1st ed Base Charizard would stand a fighting chance
That first part will help to fill up our graveyard, but her second ability is what we care about the most