These pictures are mostly to try and show off what the holo might look like in person and in ways that scans sometimes cannot capture
World Championship 2007 1st, Andres Toro (Chile) [Trooper Monarch] Source: World Championship 2007 (Wayback Machine) 2nd, Mattia Sarpa (Italy) [Machine] Source: World Championship 2007 (Wayback Machine) 3rd, Adam Corn (USA) [Burn] Source: World Championship 2007 (Wayback Machine) 4th, Dexter Dalit (Canada) [Monarch] Source: World Championship 2007 (Wayback Machine) 5 8th, Dario Longo (Italy) [Gadget] Source: World Championship 2007 (Wayback Machine) 5 8th, Muramatsu Toshiki (Japan) [Monarch] Source: World Championship 2007 (Wayback Machine) 5 8th, Yuen Ka Wa (Hong Kong) [Trooper Monarch] Source: World Championship 2007 (Wayback Machine) 5 8th, Oliver Schmidt-Voss (Germany) [Machine] Source: World Championship 2007 (Wayback Machine) References World Championship 2007 (Wayback Machine)
This set introduces the Paradox Pokemon from Scarlet & Violet, alongside the Ancient and Future mechanics added to the game
Because the card carries the 5 identifier, it is legally recognized by grading companies as a no holo error variant of the holographic card
In fact, Nurse Joy doesn't appear in any of the mainstream games at all
Risks As the production of the action duel becomes more intense, some feel that it is too dangerous