While not as rare as its predecessor, this card still holds significant historical value and can sell for around $10,000 to $15,000 , depending on condition.

Ifrit 51%inclusion 50%synergy 773 decks 1.53K decks Summon: Kujata 48%inclusion 47%synergy 736 decks 1.53K decks Summon: Esper Valigarmanda 48%inclusion 47%synergy 727 decks 1.53K decks Summon: Fat Chocobo 45%inclusion 45%synergy 689 decks 1.53K decks Summon: Bahamut 46%inclusion 44%synergy 697 decks 1.53K decks Monument to Endurance 44%inclusion 43%synergy 674 decks 1.53K decks Lotus Cobra 53%inclusion 43%synergy 804 decks 1.53K decks Top Cards Cultivate 49%inclusion -0%synergy 749 decks 1.53K decks Azusa, Lost but Seeking 47%inclusion 40%synergy 721 decks 1.53K decks Beast Within 47%inclusion -5%synergy 713 decks 1.53K decks Tireless Provisioner 46%inclusion 36%synergy 707 decks 1.53K decks Sabotender 45%inclusion 40%synergy 693 decks 1.53K decks Ramunap Excavator 44%inclusion 39%synergy 673 decks 1.53K decks Icetill Explorer 44%inclusion 38%synergy 483 decks 1.11K decks Summon: G.F
The thing is, though, Mythics are lowkey boring
The list of Pocket Monsters that are at the base of the Charizard card currently includes Lapras, Blastoise, Gyarados, and Vaporeon
Luckily, thanks to the return of Blue-Eyes, Dragon Rulers, and other Dragon centric decks, a Dragon-Type Synchro Monster being on the field isn't too farfetched