This is giving me major Ren & Stimpy vibes.
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His have some level of talent! Mine are just……shit
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Please open a dedicated thread for your artwork. 
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This is amazing, it feels you draw these things in a matter of seconds too. We definitely need a thread for this art.
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Greninja was the last decent starter
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Sir, this is the Unpopular Opinions Thread not the Well Know Facts Thread…
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Lol yeah to expand a bit I feel like Greninja had the last good combo of usability and design
The others don’t have both of those things.
Rowlet has a good design but kinda sucks to use (decidueye)
Incineroar is very strong but looks like it’s right out of cats the movie
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Hmm, I like Decidueye! The Grass/Ghost combo is so unique. 
I hear you about Incineroar… that design is so goofy.
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Apparently:
If I want an item enough, then I want it enough to pay a few bucks more for for Int’l shipping, SO BE IT!
~Xileets
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collecting uncut sheets is lame.
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Or even better, buying uncut sheets just to cut them up and sell for profit is super lame.
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I feel like the cut cards will have diminishing returns. Like the first few sales will be the best, and then downhill from there.
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I will be curious to see whether this is true. I could expect certain species (e.g., Charizard, Pikachu, Eevee, etc.) to always hold a premium, but others may become less desirable over time.
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I realised a doozy of a (probably very) unpopular one today, while watching some box openings on YTube:
I’d rather own a lower grade vintage card that was opened and treasured as a children’s trading card, than a newly graded minty copy that came from a modern box break.
There’s just something that feels more authentic, having a card that’s survived in x condition for all these years, than one that was hoarded and kept sealed until stonks time rolled around in the last couple of years.
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I wish all sellers would ship mint raw cards of decent value in sleeves that aren’t too tight and a card saver I.
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what about buying a sheet, cutting it up to sell for profit, but no one buys them so you are stuck with about 100 cards that not many people are bothered about?
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I really hope the cutting of sheets trend dies. Its been in sports cards for awhile, which is why PSA doesn’t grade handcut/unofficially cut cards. It’s just so moneygrubbing.
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I think uncut sheets are actually really cool and would love to get ahold of one someday. I imagine they make for great displays. But yeah, cutting them up feels like destroying history in a sense.
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