Goodras Hisuian regional form was introduced in Pokmon Legends: Arceus, the Gen 8 prequel to Gen 4 main series video games Pokmon Diamond and Pearl
Maybe it's because of how powerful the keyword is
The buzz around Surging Sparks has led to solid market activity even before its official release

Sort Card Type Dark Ivysaur - 6 #6Promo $44.67 Dark Ivysaur - 6 [Winner] #6Promo $94.48 Erika's Ivysaur #41Uncommon $12.97 Ivysaur #30Uncommon $6.73 Ivysaur #30Uncommon $17.07 Ivysaur #44Uncommon $7.86 Ivysaur #5Promo $59.64 Ivysaur #47Uncommon $4.76 Ivysaur #82Uncommon $17.93 Ivysaur #35Uncommon $2.78 Ivysaur #7Uncommon $43.14 Ivysaur #14Common $12.28 Ivysaur #51Uncommon $1.80 Ivysaur #62Uncommon $4.02 Ivysaur #2Uncommon $9.98 Ivysaur #2Common $0.39 Ivysaur #2Uncommon $0.20 Ivysaur #2Classic Collection $6.50 Ivysaur #2Uncommon $0.42 Ivysaur #2None $0.88 Ivysaur #2Common $4.16 Ivysaur - 002/063 #2Common $0.18 Ivysaur - 002/132 #2Common $0.25 Ivysaur - 002/165 #2Uncommon $0.25 Ivysaur - 002/165 #2Uncommon $0.17 Ivysaur - 002/165 (Master Ball Pattern) #2Uncommon $12.55 Ivysaur - 002/165 (Poke Ball Pattern) #2Uncommon $1.53 Ivysaur - 034/100 #34Uncommon $17.64 Ivysaur - 035/100 #35Uncommon $3.91 Ivysaur - 065/063 #65Art Rare $7.15 Ivysaur - 134/132 #134Illustration Rare $20.02 Ivysaur - 167/165 #167Illustration Rare $46.38 Ivysaur - 167/165 #167Art Rare $15.24 Ivysaur - 35/100 (Prerelease) #35Promo $54.98 Ivysaur (Mirror Holofoil) #2None $5.32 Dark Ivysaur - 6 [Winner] #6Promo $94.48 Ivysaur #5Promo $59.64 Ivysaur - 35/100 (Prerelease) #35Promo $54.98 Ivysaur - 167/165 #167Illustration Rare $46.38 Dark Ivysaur - 6 #6Promo $44.67 Ivysaur #7Uncommon $43.14 Ivysaur - 134/132 #134Illustration Rare $20.02 Ivysaur #82Uncommon $17.93 Ivysaur - 034/100 #34Uncommon $17.64 Ivysaur #30Uncommon $17.07

Sword of Truth and Justices combat damage trigger gives you a +1/+1 counter and Proliferates, allowing you to quickly augment your board while also buffing and protecting your creature from many opponents
To be in with a shot of winning the card, players were first ranked based on their performance across a number of matches, needing not only to win matches, but also to win with as great a difference between their prize cards and those of their opponents - which are lost whenever a Pokmon is defeated, with six spelling a total loss