Okay it goes a little deeper than that, but Yu-Gi-Oh does a horrible job at not looking completely silly on the surface
Its a Pokmon Tool card and will only benefit Fighting-type Pokmon, but it prevents a respectable 30 damage from the opponent every time the Pokmon holding it is hit
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The key value drivers in this space are: For example, cards that are part of the 1999 1st Edition Base Set are among the most coveted because they represent the franchises global introduction
