blue eyes white dragon pokemon card Konami Blue-Eyes - Ultra Rare - Limited Edition This cards name becomes Blue Base set Charizard style Blue-Eyes

That is the actual supply ceiling

Whether youre an avid Pokemon TCG player or a veteran in other trading card games like Yu-Gi-Oh

To give you all an idea of how popular it might become, let's compare it to some similar cards already in print: Thirst for KnowledgeThirst for Knowledge: 4,373 decks, 22% of Artifact decks Compulsive ResearchCompulsive Research: 2,363 decks Chart a CourseChart a Course: 2,521 decks Mystic MeditationMystic Meditation: 35 decks With Thirst for KnowledgeThirst for Knowledge being the closest functionally (and in name) to Thirst for MeaningThirst for Meaning, I don't think it's unreasonable for the card to hit 5,000 decks in the near future

The fervor for Pokemon quickly spread across the globe, and American & English fans had Wizards of the Coast to thank for introducing the Pokemon Trading Card Game to the western market in 1999

Charizard is usually a Fire type Pokmon, but the Tera version of Charizard is a Dark type Pokmon, even though it still uses Fire Energy for its attacks