Cards are usually not banned for power level reasons, and the last time it happened was Lurrus Of The Dream Den prior to the nerf to the companion mechanic
Partner Commanders Partner commanders like Thrasios, Triton Hero, Tymna the Weaver, Kraum, Ludevic's Opus, and Vial Smasher the Fierce are some of the strongest legendary creatures ever printed for multiplayer
This is also one of my favorite MH3 cards from a flavor standpoint, as its the first time were seeing one of Wrenns former treefolk partners on its own
The offers began under $100,000 when this card first went live in Goldins auction but as is expected in auctions, bidders continued to drive the price up in attempts to secure the item and thats how it reached such a jaw-dropping number (although looking at previous card prices, $900,000 is still absurd)
My opinion As I said, I think Pokemon cards are a great investment, for the following reasons (among others): The Pokemon franchise has a huge fan base, and if anything: it's growing, not shrinking
In the meantime, the TCG has also announced multiple sets arriving in 2026, offering fans a look at what to expect next year