The standout names span every era: the 1st Edition Shadowless Base Set Charizard, the record holder the Topsun Blue Back Charizard, the earliest of them all the Gold Star Charizard from EX Dragon Frontiers the modern Mega Charizard X ex cards 1st Edition Shadowless Base Set Charizard The 1st Edition Base Set Holo Charizard is the most expensive Charizard ever recorded, with a PSA 10 reaching $954,800 at Goldin in February 2026
It's certainly not a pleasant atmosphere
That said, its still a tutor, and tutors are generally quite good
Jumpluff has two great attacks for just 1 grass energy
I could see cutting them as being win more, though Id note that the deck kind of wants some amount of win more because I find that I often dont win the first turn I start targeting things, I just go for a while and then run out of something and have to pass the turn, and passing the turn can be deadly in cEDH