However, I think what were seeing with Surging Sparks is another of the Pokmon TCG s occasional peaks, those moments when it grabs the zeitgeist once again and everyones jumping in for a bit of speculation
Typhlosion just isnt matching Ho-Ohs appeal, and unless gameplay shifts, it could keep sliding
Notice Azula's hair and you'll sense that something is off, and that is the requirement to attack
Slab dimensions vary by grader, which matters when picking sleeves: PSA slabs are approximately 3.25" 5.375" and 0.25" thick the most common slab size in the hobby SGC slabs are slightly larger than PSA and with different styling BGS (Beckett) slabs run shorter and noticeably thicker than PSA CGC/CSG slabs are generally slimmer profile than PSA, with multiple body sizes for thicker cards A generic "one-size" slab sleeve has to be oversized to accommodate the largest grader, which means every other slab sits loose inside it, sliding around, bunching the flap, and defeating most of the reason you sleeved it
cards with dramatic flair and power