Community trackers peg the pull rate at roughly 1 in 620 packs, so landing one will not be cheap or easy
It grants both hexproof and indestructible, meaning you can shut down just about any form of targeted removal or combat trick
*The trade feature will not be implemented at the time of release, and is planned to release in a future update
I can see multiple homes for Zetalpa, with a G/W Dinosaur Ramp deck being the most obvious, a deck that could use Hour of Promise to help get to Wakening Suns Avatar and Zetalpa, but thats not what Im most excited for
Thats great ramping value there, though you're paying for that price with your wallet
Pros & Cons Affordable, making it fun to collect all the Poke ball styles, not to mention the three boosters within Multifunctional - Store cards, use for cosplay, or proudly display The variation of boosters and content within make collecting exciting Quantities and styles are limited online, because of this tins popularity Often overpriced online by second-hand sellers and often out-of-stock on the Pokemon Center website The boosters and contents within vary wildly, depending on when the tin was created First released in 2018, Poke Ball tins have become a quintessential collector's item
