You can own a PSA 10 Japanese Base Set Charizard for a fraction of what the English version costs, and it's the same artwork, the same era, arguably better print quality
Verive did go on to tweet that he was possibly going to get disqualified over the cards later on due to accidental "marked cards." Oversized cards aren't as quality as normal-sized cards so some may have easily identified flaws, especially since they aren't sleeved
Mime's Invisible Wall Poke-Power made it a genuine bench protector that saw competitive play, which gives it crossover appeal for both players and collectors
There are fun ways to go with this card, and all of them involve being the aggro player
But aside from somewhat limited events, there is a cap on how much fun you can have here (at least for me, anyway)
This probably wouldnt matter to most, but it certainly matters to a collector trying to collect a complete set of all 350/350 cards from 8th Edition, for example