With SAR odds at roughly 1-in-6 boxes and the Japan-exclusive Master Ball mirror locked at one random card per box out of 153 possibilities, the math creates scarcity that drives serious value
Though the Scarlet & Violet expansion resurrected the ex-type Pokemon that were introduced in the Fire Red & Leaf Green era, they are classified differently
Full ranking: Charizard VMAX (Sword and Shield Champions Path): 400 Charizard GX (Sun and Moon Burning Shadows): 350 Reshiram & Charizard GX (Sun and Moon Unbroken Bonds): 240 Pikachu VMAX (Sword and Shield Vivid Voltage): 200 Rayquaza GX (Sun and Moon Celestial Storm): 180 Lugia GX (Sun and Moon Lost Thunder): 170 Mewtwo & Mew GX (Sun and Moon Unified Minds): 150 Charizard VSTAR (Sword and Shield Brilliant Stars): 145 Charizard & Braixen GX (Sun and Moon Cosmic Eclipse): 140 Pikachu & Zekrom GX (Sun and Moon Team Up): 95 Im sure most people have seen or heard of rainbow rare pokemon cards and know that many of them are extremely valuable
The Moloch seems weakest to me (if only because card advantage has become so cheap), but being able to flash it in and pick off an unguarded Planeswalker might give it enough utility
Ideally, you'll be seated at the table in a random order
One thing to watch out for, especially with older cards, is how creature types have changed over time