Yes, Japanese Pokmon cards, particularly vintage boxes and limited-edition sets, have shown strong investment potential, with some appreciating 200400% over 35 years
It also has no "facial features" other than three tightly swirled stick bundles, kinda like three roses that may also represent "eyes." Wildfire Wickerfolk , a green and red card, depicts a wicker figure that's perpetually on fire, and its face is a single wicker "spider web" sort of shape eerily illuminated by the flames
As you draw cards, you make 1/1 flying haste tokens
Cards with limited acquisition opportunitiessuch as tournaments, distributions, commemorative projects, and store campaignseasily attract people who want them later, and the price tends to rise