why do japanese pokemon cards have different backs Did You Know Pokémon a Back Design?🃏, Unlike international versions, Japanese Pokémon cards feature a unique card back that sets them apart—one of many subtle differences Japanese Pokemon Cards vs English:

Magus Lucea Kane is a four mana 1/1 that puts a +1/+1 counter on a creature at the beginning of combat, and taps to add two colorless to double up any X spell or activated ability

Fun fact: you put counters on planeswalkers as they enter the battlefield, which means that if you followed this five-mana enchantment with a six-mana planeswalker, you could deal six damage to your opponent or a planeswalker or creature they control

A 1999 first-edition holographic Pokmon Charizard trading card with a Gem Mint 10 grading sold for $336,000 USD, marking the most ever paid trading card at Heritage Auctions

I mean, just look at that stunning background