It does mean you have unlimited access to typal support across all colors though, so its not a complete wash
That strong collector excitement helped increase pokmon card prices for the set
5 Cyber-Stein - Shonen Jump Championship 2004 Prize Card ($22,025 USD) A lot of different versions of the Cyber-Stein card cost a lot of money, but nothing tops the Shonen Jump Championship prize of 2004, which goes for all the marbles
I dont believe theres much to complain about this card since it can be used in so many ways
The backside Kaldring, The Rimestaff is just as good, allowing you to play snow permanents out from your graveyard
And while Revised Edition came out in 1994, I had already built my deck by then, starting as soon as the cards hit shelves in the comic book store that I basically lived in during those early high school years