Awarded to those who entered an illustration contest for Japanese magazine CoroCoro Comic in 1998, this card is apparently the only one "to bear the pen symbol in the bottom right corner and the only card to feature the word 'Illustrator' at the top." When you throw in the fact that it was illustrated by Atsuko Nishida (who designed a number of original Pokemon, including Pikachu, Bulbasaur, Charmander, and Squirtle), this card becomes even more desirable
First of all, nobody gets priority in the middle of resolving an effect, for any reason
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The attack trigger is where its at, since it seeks a card
This design choice enhances its identity as a swift and evasive Pokmon, often seen as a tactical asset in both casual playthroughs and competitive battles
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