It was printed in Japan as part of a Create Your Own Pokmon Card campaign run by Wizards of the Coast, and became available in English in the Pikachu World Collection which could be purchased exclusively at Pokmon Park 2000, which was held in Sydney, Australia
Anything else specified in the effect creating the token (such as tapped, attacking, "That token gains haste," or "Exile that token at end of combat") still applies
Im not a judge, but I suspect that for real rules boffins this kind of split-permanent could invoke headaches the way mutate did back in Ikoria
You can look at a live preview before sleeving real cards, which ensures you never have to pull out and slide cards down several rows just because you missed a single reverse holo
Swiftwater Cliffs
Virtual World Mai-Hime - Lulu special summons itself from the hand by sending a Virtual World monster with a different type than it from the deck to the GY, then adding a Virtual World card with a different type from the deck
