The holographic Charizard card became the most popular for a variety of cultural reasons at the time
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We'd long since moved away from "Summon" cards, so instead of "Summon Legend," the Legends of old were errated with subtypes and started to look like this: Legendary Creature -- Human Knight Marton got two subtypes - Human and Knight - and the Supertype "Legendary." That Supertype replaced the Creature Type "Legend" starting in the Kamigawa block
To be honest, its a lot better than taking an Energy card and a Sharpie, writing in Luxray Lv.X and then assuming my opponent knows what the card is
Id agree with their thought that this is leftover stock from Worlds and its cheaper for them to just sell in in Japan
