As it turns out, the answer is pretty simple there are trainer cards with familiar faces and a smorgasbord of other Go-centric bits, as well as a slew of Pokemon that just kind of happen to be part of this smaller-scale expansion
Key Takeaways Japanese Pokmon TCG cards often feature higher print quality and exclusive designs
The closet analog I could parse out was thinking of Anax as Mogg Infestation stapled to a creature
Edgar, King of Figaro Edgar, King of Figaro was tough to snub from the #1 spot, but it is limited to the blue color identity, and red is the color you want for the chance at the most coin flips
Pros High damage output, especially against ex Pokemon Very strong early game Very low retreat costs Cons Not much durability Predictable strategy Struggles if you don't draw Lucario GamesRadar+
These are always, in Disney Lorcana at least, alternate art, super rare variants of cards that youll find in the base set