But when he explains what happened after he succeeded, it becomes increasingly clear that his brother is actually an impostor who killed the real Yuji to take his place and make money off of the Duel champion

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This ensures longevity and maintains the integrity of their stunning visual details
You could also argue the first ones were in BWs Shiny Collection with cards like the Reshiram, Mew EX, and Meloetta EX, but IMO those are full arts and not special arts