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These days if you want to get your hands on a 1st Edition version, it will set you back at least $300
Robin Schulz of Germany's Victory Map 60-Card Deck Featuring Zoroark and Garbodor Pedro Torres of Spain's Dragones y Sombras 60-Card Deck Featuring Rayquaza Magnus Pedersen of Denmark's Garbanette 60-Card Deck Featuring Garbodor and Banette Naohito Inoue of Japan's Buzzroc 60-Card Deck Featuring Buzzwole and Lycanroc
7 Multistrike Dragon Dragias - Yu-Gi-Oh
Heres a quick timeline of key releases: 2014: Mega Charizard Poncho Pikachu (98/XY-P and 204/XY-P) 2015: Pretend Magikarp & Gyarados Poncho Pikachu (150/XY-P and 151/XY-P) 2016: Mega Rayquaza Poncho Pikachu (230/XY-P and 231/XY-P) 2017: Alolan Vulpix & Vulpix Poncho Pikachu (37/SM-P and 38/SM-P) Why Are Pikachu-Wearing Poncho Cards So Expensive
It might be challenging to use with certain Dinosaur decks lacking level five monsters, but with how splashable it is, it can still easily be used in many other decks
Hell, some decks will happily make a 5-0 split, knowing that 5 cards in the yard and a 5/5 flier is just as serviceable as 5 cards in hand
