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These cards like this are a bit of a relief to me, though, as when I go after a complete set, I'll be able to add these to my collection at a lower price if I'm not able to pull them from packs.With the arrival of Pinball FX to Steam, we have many new tables to show you on the platform! Let us guide you to a galaxy far far away, on two brand new additions to the Star Wars Pinball library, which will be available in the Star Wars™ Pinball: Thrill of the Hunt pack. When it comes to these Full Art Trainers, we know that "Master Roshi with an eyebrow issue" over here wasn't going to really be able to compete. I personally like the cool blue color palette of Raid Strike Style Mustard, but let's be real.

Rapid Strike Style & Single Strike Style Mustard: So we had the most valuable, and now we have the least.

The next closest in value is the Rainbow Rare Cheryl followed closely by the Full Art Cheryl. Interestingly, the card is valued so high above the other Full Art Trainer Supporters that it is not only the most valuable Full Art Trainer of the set but is also more valuable than any of the Rainbow Rare Trainer Supporters with the exception of the Rainbow Rare variant of this exact card. The tax isn't as high with this one as some, with Phoebe Full Art ending up at a current value of about $40 USD, whereas previous sets (like the Lillie in Ultra Prism) end up going for hundreds of dollars. This is what the phenomenon of Full Art Trainer Cards featuring female characters going up in price is called, as full set collectors will now have to dole out the funds to get a card that is inflated because… well, because a certain portion of the fanbase are into these cards intensely.

Phoebe Full Art: Phoebe is the "waifu tax" card of Battle Styles.

This time, we continue with a closer look at the set's Full Art Trainer Supporter cards. With this series, we will spotlight all of the exciting pulls from Battle Styles, which you can see as they release by following the set's Bleeding Cool tag.

Battle Styles isn't just a player's set but is also a collector's dream, as this expansion reintroduces Special Art Cards (or, Alternate Arts) which were popular during the tail end of the Sun & Moon era with fan-favorite sets such as Unified Minds, Cosmic Eclipse, and so on. This new mechanic begins in Battle Styles and will continue at least through the next two Pokémon TCG sets, including June's Chilling Reign and August's as-of-yet untitled expansion. It focuses on the new Legendary Pokémon Urshifu and introduces a new mechanic for those who play the game: Rapid Strike and Single Strike style attacks. Sword & Shield – Battle Styles is the latest expansion from Pokémon TCG.