Card Sensitivity Database/PKM-ALL-JAPANESE

Japanese domestic Pokémon cards of any era and any rarity. The class exists because the substrate differs from English production in ways that change process timings — the finish-level hazards are unchanged.

Japanese cards sit at the thin end of the Pokémon stock range. Per the tier list in Hydration and Drying:

Two consequences, and they run in the opposite direction from what "better made" suggests:

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