Sure, grading costs money, but for a rare, high-grade card, its a brilliant investment the profit you make back usually outweighs the initial grading fee , as rare high-grade cards are often considered among the most expensive Pokmon cards
it's one of the best examples of 'less is more' as this design lacks small details, but captures such a rare moment, as we see a Shining (aka Shiny) Charizard flying away from us, like a cryptid fleeing from sight.
Special Summon 1 Junk Warrior, 1 Stardust Dragon, or 1 monster that mentions either of them from your hand, Deck, or GY, except the Tributed monster
Keeping it simple, each Pokmon that you play is a specific type, has a set amount of hitpoints, and has different types of moves that it can use
The staten island show | Treasure
Of course, some of your opponents might not be too thrilled about you playing mass land destruction, so this one might necessitate a Rule 0 conversation