The un-numbered Blue Back version is rarer than the other Charizard cards in the Topsun set
I think, just because it's attack is so good and its ability is so good -- and they kind of work together in that its ability is defensive, and it requires a lot of energy to attack -- I think that it will probably see play, but in a very specific deck that can support its energy requirement
But as it stands (flies?), it goes infinite with a few other pirates, Glint-Horn Buccaneer being the most common
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