This is the holographic dragon that every kid in 1999 desperately wanted to pull from a booster pack, the card that was worth more than every other card in the set combined in the eyes of schoolyard traders, the card that became synonymous with the Pokemon TCG itself
Stressing aside, though, The Pokemon Company has just revealed the make-up of its sets releasing for the TCG's 30th anniversary, and you can check them out below: The Pikachu Collection: Based on the video released by The Pokemon Company, it looks like there will be a subset of 30 different Pikachu cards to collect
King Macar, the Gold-Cursed works if you care about lots of artifacts but, honestly, I haven't thought of extending the theme away from the other four colours in a very obvious way
Attacking with Frank is a plus, but you can always cast it, sacrifice it, reanimate it for extra value, and of course, kill your enemies