While its abilities and attacks arent incredible (though Pokemon Power: Step In provides a free Switch if necessary), its likely the novelty of it being Dragonites first appearance as well as the brilliantly colorful (and sweetly calming) artwork by Kagemaru Himeno that make this card an absolute classic, and easily the most valuable card from the Pokemon TCGs third set ever.

Comprised of cards from Japan's Rebellion Crash and Explosive Flame Walker sets Cards 192 +17 Secret Released May 1st 2020 Card List Collection Status You must be logged in to track your collection #1 - Caterpie #2 - Metapod #3 - Butterfree #4 - Scyther #5 - Shuckle #6 - Heracross #7 - Lotad #8 - Lombre #9 - Ludicolo #10 - Surskit #11 - Masquerain #12 - Snover #13 - Abomasnow #14 - Phantump #15 - Trevenant #16 - Grubbin #17 - Rillaboom V #18 - Rillaboom VMAX #19 - Eldegoss V #20 - Applin #21 - Applin #22 - Flapple #23 - Appletun #24 - Vulpix #25 - Ninetales #26 - Ninetales V #27 - Growlithe #28 - Arcanine #29 - Magmar #30 - Magmortar #31 - Litwick #32 - Lampent #33 - Chandelure #34 - Heatmor #35 - Cinderace V #36 - Cinderace VMAX #37 - Galarian Mr
6 Celebi V (Alternate Full Art) $36.17 A Beautiful Return For Our Favorite Onion It's like the most valuable cards in Chilling Reign all over, because we're back to the Crown Tundra in this alternate full-art for Celebi V by Teeziro
But something with the color identity Black and White does not count
Technically Soundwave, Sonic Spy/Soundwave, Superior Captain also plays in this space, but the card is dumb on so many levels that I refuse to acknowledge its existence beyond this paragraph
Meaning that if you manage to pair this card with another card that limits attacks, your opponent will find themselves at the other end of a siege