One thing the Pokemon TCG can claim to do better than most other card games is the card arts. Some Pokemon cards capture your attention at first glance with full art and holographic designs.

N's Reshiram full-art in Scarlet and Violet Journey Together (Image via The Pokemon Company) N's Reshiram ends up beating out N's Zoroark for a spot on this list by the thinnest of margins.

Full Art Trainer Cards of Cosmic Eclipse. Credit: Pokémon TCG Red & Blue Tag Team Trainer Supporter: This Full Art card is admittedly not one of my favorite's stylistically, probably due to Blue ...

Like Full Art Pokémon cards, Full Art Trainer Supporters are textured, rarer variants of cards in the set. They feature human characters from the franchise including Gym Leaders, rivals, trainer ...

Greeting the poor employee in the morning right when the store opened, Steinfeld turned over a bunch of cards, including a Miriam trainer and a full art Squirtle from the base Scarlet and Violet ...

Also, the Miriam card is in this set and pulling it feels like winning the lottery while being judged by your wallet. I’ve opened at least three boxes trying to get it. I’m still empty-handed.

The Pokemon TCG has two formats — standard and expanded. The standard format is all of the newest sets, meaning older Pokemon cards that don’t match the “power creep” are in expanded.

The two star trainer full art cards in the Triumphant Light expansion include Irida, Celestic Town Elder, Barry, and Adaman. Their unique presentation makes them a standout among collector items.