They have an individual collection number that is higher than the actual set number for example, the Snorlax above has a set number of 224/198 which is why they are called "secret" rare cards
"Ah man, its literally perfect
thats just the Scapeshift issue where your one-card combo is one spell and seven other pieces of cardboard. The answer probably lies in reasonable cards that scale well
And once Shadow of the Enemy is cast, you can access to every creature in every player's graveyard
The reselling trend extends beyond this set, as seen in the record-breaking sale of the Pikachu Illustrator card, which fetched a staggering four million dollars in 2022, underscoring the investment potential in rare Pokemon cards
I love this mechanic in terms of lore and flavour, but in terms of gameplay it feels a bit off