As Polygon notes, The Pokmon Company has made clear that, when fans distribute art featuring any of the companys copyrighted intellectual property, they are agreeing to a royalty-free, non-exclusive, irrevocable, transferable, sub-licensable, worldwide license that gives it the right to use, transmit, copy, modify, and display Fan Art (and its derivatives) for any purpose. Legally speaking, that means TPC would have been in the clear to keep the immersive Ho-Oh as is
They have mentioned a November 21, 2021 release date and the price is $120 AUD (which is converted $87,78 USD)
This is because, unlike some other TCGs, there is only one slot in which LR or higher rarities can appear
Lets zoom in on some of the best pingers in the deck
[144] The game features entirely original digital cards not present in the physical card game featuring dynamic artwork, as well as the ability to look into the artwork of certain cards to see obscured elements