The art features a cute raccoon, which likely also contributes to the price tag
Very reminiscent of tokusatsu (think Power Rangers)
In a clear sign that Pokmon-collecting mania goes deeper than the object itself, with collectors increasingly interested in the artistry, creativity and legacy from which this contemporary myth originated, the sale also featured an original sketch by Ken Sugimori of Misty and Pikachu, which sold for $600,000, becoming the most expensive Pokmon original artwork ever sold
Master the cards skills and go for an all-out assault
Manufacturers create them mainly for visual impact because the larger artwork catches attention immediately
But the real reason Bruvac is so powerful is that theres an entire class of card, all of the variants of Traumatize, that makes an entire player's deck go poof when resolved with Bruvac in play