It is another example of a great Alternate Art to come out of Fusion Strike and gain popularity
Not even chump blockers can get in the way here
[6] The color of the collector number printed on a card indicates its rarity, using a system similar to that of the online game: white for common, green for uncommon, blue for rare, purple for epic, and orange for legendary
Top chase cards in Fusion Strike include Gengar VMAX Alt Art, Espeon VMAX Alt Art, Mew VMAX Alt Art and the Celebi V Alt Art
Other than the card itself looking pretty cool, this wouldn't be a card I would spend a bunch of money on to include in one of my decks
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