Those looking to simply own the card will still need to pay about $260 for a damaged copy of the reverse holofoil version
It is one that cannot be easily ignored
Ok Ditto #3 (Pokemon Japanese Holon Research) Details All prices are the current market price
Dragapult ex Dusknoir Pokmon: 23 3 Dragapult ex TWM 130 4 Drakloak TWM 129 4 Dreepy TWM 128 1 Dusknoir SFA 20 2 Dusclops SFA 19 2 Duskull SFA 18 2 Budew PRE 4 1 Bloodmoon Ursaluna ex TWM 141 1 Latias ex SSP 76 1 Fezandipiti ex SFA 38 1 Munkidori TWM 95 1 Hawlucha SVI 118 Trainer: 29 4 Professor's Research JTG 155 4 Iono PAL 185 3 Hilda SV11W 85 3 Boss's Orders PAL 172 4 Buddy-Buddy Poffin TEF 144 4 Ultra Ball SVI 196 3 Night Stretcher SFA 61 2 Counter Catcher PAR 160 2 Nest Ball SVI 181 Energy: 8 3 Luminous Energy PAL 191 2 Psychic Energy SVE 13 2 Fire Energy SVE 10 1 Neo Upper Energy TEF 162 Dragapult ex plays aggressively, dealing 200 damage with Phantom Dive to the Active Pokemon and 60 damage to the Bench
Not only does it make elves when it deals combat damage to a player, it's got a built-in wincon when you have enough of them
Normally, when I'm tracking down the cause of a price movement like this, it doesn't take very long to find a new Standard or Modern deck that's risen to the forefront, a new MTG commander that's getting fans excited, or a card coming out in the next Magic: The Gathering set that works immensely well alongside a niche old playing piece