Japanese holos tend to be more vibrant and varied, with patterns that can include: Cosmos holo: A sparkly, starfield-like pattern across the entire card Confetti holo: Small holographic dots scattered across the surface Galaxy/swirl patterns: Particularly prominent in early WOTC-equivalent Japanese sets Mirror/reverse holo variants: Often with different patterns than English reverse holos The Eevee Heroes set is a perfect example
Thunderclap Drake is such incredible value that you're likely to see it in any deck that focuses on instants and sorceries for the foreseeable future
This also means, if you get a System Transfer from me with a modded Save, and you decide to get another one at a later date, your console will do a Factory Reset again, and you will lose the previous System Transfer you received, and you will lose all your local saves, including the one(s) you purchased before
(Only if the target has a Level) until the End Phase, this card's Level, also its name, become the same as that monster's
Try to combine its attack power in combination with Naganadel or Blazikan, and you wil have a very serious threat against your opponents