Trading cards that were produced in the mid-to-late 20th century are more acceptable to flaws and errors
Negate the activation, then banish random cards from your opponent's GY equal to the number of "Sin" or "Primordial" monsters with different names in your GY
I would of course try and put the defending Pokemon to sleep with Snorunt, then setup my benched Pokemon while using Froslass's Blizzard attack every turn, then when my opponent's Pokemon have 20 or more damage on them, I would retreat Froslass and use a Pokemon that does even more damage to benched Pokemon, or a card that can move your opponent's benched Pokemon into the active Pokemon spot so I could one hit KO them
Based on the latest market prices tracked on TCG Stacked, Applin is worth about $0.09 USD
I also dont see it as a good fit in a casual set thanks to that ability
Black Friday brought a surge of sales for this Duelists Advance chase card, which wiped out the listings under $150
