Who's the next Charizard in your opinion?

I would expect lugia to be the next big fan favorite

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Typhlosion

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honest answer considering the tcg

1st ed base Blastoise then 1st ed base Venusaur

You had me till this… I think Eeveelutions are lazy game and Pokemon design. I am no big fan of any post-Johto Eeveelutions. With Eevee becoming the games second official mascot in past two years I am so done with it.

But to answer OP: The next Charizard will be a Charizard. They artificially make Charizards more rare to sell packs and in the upcoming 1-2 years we’ll have an amazing designed Charizard V card that is both very playable, a Staff promo and hard to pull.

T17 is only growing in the tier list because of printing issues and it being hard to hit PSA10. If it wasn’t for the print defect it wouldn’t been as high up in the tier list as it is.

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I think Feraligatr #5 from Neo Gen set. That card has amazing artwork and I think is the best/favorite starter of gen 2. It’s hard to grade, rare, and scarce. That’s got my vote

Charizard or Blastoise or Venusaur.

The next Charizard will obviously be the fabled psa 7 Clefairy.

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Hope so! Gen 2 deserves more hype imo

I just got a notification that someone liked this post…
And I just realized …

Did I called Charizard V being an insane rare card before the announcement of the tournament promo?!?!

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Hmmm? Maybe PSA 10 Plasma Storm Charizard?
Unsure if the hype died down with it, but I remember a few years back people were chasing hard for that perfect PSA 10 card.

They still fetch a high price going off recent sales.
It is a tricky card to grade along with the Blastoise.
But I am guessing the next Popular Pokemon will be in the EX nintendo era. Probably a popular ex Pokemon card.

Patrick Mahomes? Just kidding… the next Charizard, in terms of the next card that pops, will probably be the next cool Charizard card. Alternately I think it could eventually come from a Charizard in the pre-TCG Japanese cards as we see Carddass, Topsun & Tomy Scratch gain interest, with collectors exploring the history of the hobby.