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Instead, the image has a 3D art style that hasnt aged well, and the pose fails to show off Pyroars unique characteristics

Charizard-focused releases also perform strongly

What is interesting, though, is that these cards are usually reserved for Shiny Pokmon in the Sword & Shield era

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Right now in Standard I think that makes the card iffy for multicolor decks, but Dread Fugue is right at home in Mono-Black Midrange where casting it Turn 1 is basically free

Charizard's popularity stems from being a first-generation Pokmon from the 1990s, evolving from Charmander and being one of Ash's most powerful companions