Misalignment Rayquaza VMAX 111/203
This Rayquaza VMAX has a heavy front side misalignment that shifts the artwork far enough to change how the whole card reads at a glance while the back remains clean. The framing on this one feels especially dramatic because of how much motion is already in the scene, so the misalignment just cranks that energy up even more in the showcase. Front only errors like this always stand out since the mistake is isolated to one side and makes the card feel almost layered when you flip it over. This card is not for sale and sits in the Wenzel TCG error showcase as a strong example of a front only misalignment from Evolving Skies.
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Misalignment Rayquaza VMAX 111/203
Misalignment Rayquaza VMAX 111/203
This Rayquaza VMAX has a heavy front side misalignment that shifts the artwork far enough to change how the whole card reads at a glance while the back remains clean. The framing on this one feels especially dramatic because of how much motion is already in the scene, so the misalignment just cranks that energy up even more in the showcase. Front only errors like this always stand out since the mistake is isolated to one side and makes the card feel almost layered when you flip it over. This card is not for sale and sits in the Wenzel TCG error showcase as a strong example of a front only misalignment from Evolving Skies.
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This Rayquaza VMAX has a heavy front side misalignment that shifts the artwork far enough to change how the whole card reads at a glance while the back remains clean. The framing on this one feels especially dramatic because of how much motion is already in the scene, so the misalignment just cranks that energy up even more in the showcase. Front only errors like this always stand out since the mistake is isolated to one side and makes the card feel almost layered when you flip it over. This card is not for sale and sits in the Wenzel TCG error showcase as a strong example of a front only misalignment from Evolving Skies.
