Pikachu happens to be one of the poster-children of Pokemon so it definitely has more prints than a lot of cards, but even if you imagine 10% of that as an average per Pokemon (14 variations, or 5.5 prints) and multiply that out by the number of Pokemon presently in the franchise (721) youre looking at ~10k cards with variations or ~4k unique prints
Not because they aren't strong enough to keep up, but because the wording on the cards directly conflicts with how the game is played in modern times
Hand traps are an indispensable resource for any competitive Deck in the Yu-Gi-Oh
Konami is likely to be doing this to support the use of the Errated Sangan to replace the lost copies of Scarm
And taking third place and an oversized Black Luster of his own, its Emilio Burgara
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