Malboro has definitely overperformed, and Balamb T-Rexaur has been pretty good too (maybe a tiny bit under expectations)
Online TCG dealer The Card Bazaar says its number one method for spotting fake Pokmon cards is checking for irregularities in the Pokball art on the back of the card
Everyone has a copy because it shows up in 20 different decks, it's not quite bad enough to kick out of the deck right away when you're doing quick precon upgrades, and it's a budget card to boot, so it also gets into the budget builds
In the early game, when your hand will be loaded full of Dragons as you wont have enough mana to play them yet, this card can deal a lot of damage for only two mana
PCC G-Max Smite 150 Your opponent's Active Pokmon is now Confused
If heads, the Defending Pokemon is now Burned