For brevity, I have but one: Tishanas Tidebender from the newly-released Tishanas Tidebender is only up here as an honorable mention because its high-potential impact in the format is diluted by the recent December 4th B&R announcement
Imagine saving up to buy a cool card for $50, only to watch WotC reprint it in massive quantities, causing its value to crash to just a couple of dollars overnight
Themed after Pokmon 's Gen I Kanto bosses from the original Game Boy games, the Gym Challenge set introduced Blaine's Charizard, completing the Fire-Type leader's starter line
Luckily, in the base set for Mega Evolution, Mega Latias is already making its debut in the TCG
To support this, we can look at a single sale in 2024 of this card on TCGplayer, with an HP copy still fetching $500, which explains the market price's rough estimate
But it has to die to do so, so keep reading to find the newer, better, alpha version of the effect