You'll be able to view your Pokmon card collection, trade, explore art in detail, and potentially even more that hasn't quite been explained yet
Despite its age, it does feature the classic touches youd expect from a Yuka Morii card, being a photo of a clay Pokmon model in a natural environment, with no obvious post processing on the picture (aside from the snowflake stamp in the corner, denoting its Countdown Calendar status!)
However, the Japanese version - Terastal Festival - is readily available right now, and I couldn't miss out on picking up some booster boxes
front artwork area, across holographic surface Light micro-scratches visible across the holographic surface under lighting front bottom-right corner Minor whitening at bottom-right corner back top edge Faint whitening along the top edge of the back front bottom edge Slight handling wear visible along the bottom edge Analysis Front: Centering is noticeably off the left border is significantly wider than the right border, approximately 60/40 left-right