In every way, its intended to feel like a visualization of the world of Magic, without fully replacing cards with animated creatures, with the logic that that makes it feel less true to the visual identity of the game
Blastoise is a bit of a tricky case, as it does have a market price for its reverse holo version, but its actual price still greatly exceeds this estimate
When consumers can actually feel the impact of these on the Pokemon franchise remains to be seen, unfortunately, as it's not always just individual scalpers or bots that fans have to be concerned with
This card can sell for as little as $9.98 in moderately played (MP) condition, with lightly played (LP) showing more demand with pricing closer to $20 or more in most cases
The latter creates a thing that shouldn't really be labeled a "game" as much as a "frustration experience." And that is why the Rule of Five (and Three) is so important