Given its bright shading, this card is the most visually similar to Light Pokemon, another valuable subset from the Neo era, but Raichu's shading sets it apart from these more clearly depicted designs
If this face-up card you control is destroyed by your opponent's card effect and sent to your Graveyard: Draw 1 card
Cost, Effect, Condition
(Including Pokmon put in play after this card) Colbur Berry (Pokmon Tool) If the Pokmon this card is attached to takes damage from an opponent's Dark type Pokmon's attack, that attack does 60 less damage and discard this card
(This was the case even before the Master Rules April 1st 2020 Revision.) Play style[edit] Trap Monsters, whether as members of a distinct archetype (such as "Golden Land" Continuous Trap Cards) or simply generic cards (such as "Statue of Anguish Pattern"), form a slow control-based strategy that attempts to maximize card advantage or some form of utility from each Trap Monster Summoned: whether the individual Trap has its own effect on Summon, or another card, such as "Anguish Pattern", generates support advantage and/or removal
Im a huge fan of Kaho, Minamo Historian in this list, as she gives us a lot of control over when and how we trigger Shiko and Narset