first edition pokemon cards set Original 151 Complete (151/150) 1999 ONE BOX TO RULE THEM

Serendib Efreet's artwork was fixed, but the artist's name wasn't updated (same for Plateau, which also didn't include the correct artist credit)

Lightning Energy - 2009 (Tsubasa Nakamura) Common $0.75 Lightning Energy - 2022 (Ondrej Skubal) Common $0.30 Darkness Energy - 2009 (Tsubasa Nakamura) Common $0.66 Water Energy - 2009 (David Cohen) Common $1.94 Rescue Carrier - 2022 (Sebastian Lashmet) Uncommon $0.39 Leon - 2022 (Rikuto Ohashi) Rare $0.40 Fighting Energy - 2022 (Sebastian Lashmet) Common $0.30 Pal Pad - 2022 (Sebastian Lashmet) Uncommon $0.48 Fighting Energy - 2022 (Ondrej Skubal) Common $0.27 Cheryl - 2022 (Sebastian Lashmet) Uncommon $0.28 Cleffa #78Common $1.45 Cleffa #20Classic Collection $2.26 Cleffa #17Rare $5.34 Cleffa #24Rare $6.47 Cleffa #131Uncommon $7.20 Cleffa #80Common $0.33

But Pokmon really leaned into that uniformity like it was a sacred rule carved into cardstock

Optional Boss: The player never needs to encounter Lugia and Ho-Oh, or even set foot in their dungeons, but doing so can net you a powerful ally (provided you have the necessary Wing items)

It has no once-per-turn clause and can negate cards that target opposing cards as well as the player's, so this is actually quite versatile