For those who enter Pokmon TCG tournaments, the only way to legally use Japanese Pokmon TCG cards in tournaments is by crafting an entire deck of Japanese cards
The Erika connection elevates the card significantly, pairing the beloved starter with the Celadon City Gym Leader whose gentle, nature-loving personality is a perfect thematic match for the Grass/Poison-type
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