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The first was Shining Legends, which didn't have any "Gold Full Art" card.Sun/Moon: Lost ThunderSun/Moon: Team UpSun/Moon: Unbroken BondsSun/Moon: Unified MindsIn this set, we started seeing the stadium versions in this rarity, which was:Sun/Moon: Hidden FatesIn this special set, the third of this block, besides the Tapu Pokmon which received the "Gold Full Art" treatment (which I'll discuss later on), the focus were precisely stadiums:Sun/Moon: Cosmic EclipseReaching the end of this block, we had these cards:The stadiums which got this rarity were:PokmonThe Alola Main CharactersThe first time we had "Gold Full Art" Pokmon was in the Sun/Moon: Ultra Prism (S/M 5) set, with main characters Solgaleo-GX and Lunala-GX.The Hidden Fates promotional boxes also had these legendary Pokmon, but in their promotional versions:As for the Sun/Moon: Dragon Majesty (S/M 7.5) special set, we had the illustrious presence of Ultra Necrozma-GX in this rarity:Finally, in the more "traditional" sets, in the last special set, Sun/Moon: Hidden Fates (S/M 11.5), we had the four Alola guardians, Tapu, in their GX form:Pokmon Tag Team, from the Tag All Star SetVery few know about this, but in the Sun/Moon block, there was a version of TAG TEAM Pokmon in "Gold Full Art" rarities

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Coming from the very first set, Romance Dawn, this card has a neat Blocker effect and lets you bounce a character back to your hand, then play a new one with a cost of three or less