Fang said Pokmon cards behave less like traditional financial assets and more like art, deriving value not from cash flow, or the ability to generate income, but from scarcity, cultural appeal and organic demand. A market for collectibles forms when there are groups of people willing to pay a specific price for an item, and its sustained when the demand for that item attracts new buyers
It's a very nice mechanic, as it grants these creatures a lot of flexibility
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It can result in poor quality and noticeable differences compared to a genuine card
There will be a way to get hold of those starter Pokmon cards a lot sooner, as it happens
[142] Nintendo also noted that if the anime would flop, it would negatively affect future Pokemon games