Tag All Stars [SM12a] The historical importance of Tag All Stars lies in the introduction of a God Pack to the Pokmon community, which is why it holds the most expensive Pokmon cards
0.6 kg Battery operated: 4x type C battery (not included) Material: plastic Colour: black Included in Delivery 1x playing card shuffler Batteries and cards are not included Without decoration Material composition 100% Plastic
A-Tier: A staple but only in one format
that Set card cannot be activated this turn (even if this card leaves the field)
From 1st edition Charizard to Metwo, many of the rarest and most expensive Pokmon cards outside of old promos and specific curiosities hail from this set, since the vast majority of packs were ripped by sticky-fingered children, whose only concept of a sleeve was something to wipe their noses on, and who weren't thinking about the long-term value of these cardboard rectangles (honestly, good for them)
Galleries[edit] English 1st Edition French 1st Edition German 1st Edition Italian 1st Edition Portuguese 1st Edition Spanish 1st Edition Lists[edit] External links[edit] yugioh-card.com/japan/ Infinite Forbidden (Japanese) yugioh.co.kr Infinite Forbidden (Korean) yugioh-card.com/en/ The Infinite Forbidden yugioh-card.com/eu/ The Infinite Forbidden yugioh-card.com/eu/fr/ L'Infini Interdit (French) yugioh-card.com/eu/de/ Legacy of Destruction (German) yugioh-card.com/eu/it/ Il Proibito Infinito (Italian) yugioh-card.com/eu/es/ El Infinito Prohibido (Spanish)