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1996 Japanese Base Pictured: A 1996 Japanese Base Charizard and a booster box E4 Resource: www.elitefourum.com/t/meanwhile-jp-base-box-1996-quietly-becomes-unavailable/27612/1 External Guide: bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Base_Set_(TCG)#Japanese E4 Guide to No Rarity: www.elitefourum.com/t/a-guide-explaining-why-no-rarity-comes-from-packs-and-decks/16617/1 Summary: 96 Japanese Base (or Basic) cards introduced us to the iconic card art and TCG gameplay which would sweep the US and the world in 1999

Crystron Quariongandrax (x1) Quariongandrax has a unique summoning condition of needing 1 non-Tuner and 2 (or more) Tuners as material

Cards with the name or text of one card and the art of another (such as the Wald Forest/Plains), cards with a large portion blanked out by a color error, cards with a second card printed over them, etc might confuse opponents, and so will often be disallowed by the head judge

Sigarda's Aid | Illustration by Howard Lyon Equipment support cards are any cards that give you a reason to fill your deck with equipment

It also includes 20 cards from the anime, which did not exist in the OCG or TCG at the time of this game's release

Yata-Garasu There is a reason why Yata-Garasu is a banned card that you cant use in competitive games nowadays, as it is simply a hacked card that can make things troublesome for opponents