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Boa Hancocks card is sought after for both her popularity and the quality of the illustration

[5] Critics such as Brad Shoemaker of GameSpot found faults with the title's "tiresome" gameplay, commenting on the constant need to grind experience points to power up the player's Digimon in a combat engine that is "painfully slow and tedious to use." [9] Although the reviewer acknowledged its budget retail pricing and "surprisingly easy on the eyes" background graphics, they would ultimately declare it "at best an average role-playing game that will appeal only to fans of the greater Digimon franchise." [9] Fennec Fox of GamePro magazine similarly commented on the game's "impressive" world map graphics, along with its "extremely catchy anime-style music," but panned its "sluggish pace, long loading times, and some very ugly 3D models during battles." [13] [b] Reviewers such as J.M

The card is part of the EX Dragon Frontiers collection

Pull rates are estimated from Japanese community opening data (SNKRDUNK, Mercari, YouTube compilations)