The Energy archetype had been on my radar for a while, but hadnt heard of or seen any lists that were successful
This card continues to climb in value over time, leaving behind the old days when it barely sold for two dollars

Decklist: Modern Living End Living End | Illustration by Greg Staples Creature (29) Shardless Agent x4 Endurance x4 Curator of Mysteries x4 Subtlety x4 Street Wraith x4 Generous Ent x4 Striped Riverwinder x2 Waker of Waves x2 Colossal Skyturtle Sorcery (3) Living End x3 Instant (9) Flare of Denial Force of Negation x4 Sink into Stupor x2 Press the Enemy Commandeer Enchantment (4) Ardent Plea x4 Land (15) Boseiju, Who Endures Breeding Pool Forest Hallowed Fountain Hedge Maze Island Lush Portico Meticulous Archive Mistrise Village Misty Rainforest x4 Otawara, Soaring City Temple Garden Sideboard (15) Teferi, Time Raveler x2 Clarion Conqueror x3 Foundation Breaker Inevitable Betrayal x2 Mystical Dispute x3 Force of Vigor x2 Stony Silence Temporary Lockdown Ive been playing Magic: The Gathering for a long time, and honestly, no cycling deck has ever impressed me as much as Modern Living End

And who could forget iconic birds like Skarmory, Ho-oh, and Lugia, their artwork often hinting at their shared lore or vast habitats
Final Thoughts Gold Pokemon cards are, in general, fun to collect, but if you want to go for the genuine ones, always go for hyper rares