Prowl in blue-black, for rogues sneaking around and trying to make the most out of what they steal Bloodthirst in black-red, for violent monsters that get worse when youre suffering Monstrosity in red-green, for creatures that experience something and snap Wither in green-white, for injuries that make you struggle to fight back Afterlife in white-black, for creatures whose deaths rouse angry ghosts Vanishing in blue-red, to represent things that are slowly melting out of reality Scavenge in black-green to represent, well, scavengeable things Living weapon in red-white, representing masks that are infected with a virus that coagulates a self if you dont provide one Emerge in green-blue, to represent magic that involves using meat to make magic work in uh, unsafe ways And heres the cards:

collectors increasingly favor these binders because they: Keep top-loaded cards secure without touching metal rings Protect against binder dings and warping Allow for organized storage without compromising card condition Whether you have a small collection or are asking how many cards a Pokmon binder holds
Ideal for expansion, gifting, or starting your One Piece TCG adventure
While the TCG culture in Japan is quite different, with many players who actually pledge to only get cards at a single store, this store could have easily quickly flipped these cards for a huge profit