Bandai's doing WHAT with Manga rares?! HUGE IMPLICATIONS!

[@blackswanmtg]

Pretty sure the stamp is going to help tell them apart. Similar to how MTG has the set symbol to tell reprints apart. The re-print def. lowers the original printing price but doesn't destroy it completely. Some folks (collectors) still want that original printing only and that keeps the original price from tanking.

[@JohnTronMusic]

Yeah I mean in the video you clearly can tell them apart? I dont understand the issue.

[@DanielRuizVideos]

NOT 1 PER CASE !! At the moment, This is only and issue for zoro and chopper mangas, the other mangas 1-4 should be fine you can differentiate OG form PRB 01.

[@albertguo]

Possibly good news. I watched a couple multi-case openings from 2 different people. The only manga rare that I've seen get pulled were Namis (saw 3 of them pulled between the 2 people). Also it's confirmed that it's not 1 per case. It's possible there is some kind of god pack where you can pull them all. Not sure how Sakura's cardshop got that ace with the stamp and star.

[@Chris.a.G]

not one per case!

[@vietclick-kg5kh]

I completely agree. Meaningless for pulling a manga card from here on out, it's not special anymore to pull a manga rare. If i have 0 mangas, why should I go back and buy OP05 or OP06 when all I have to do is buy PRB? Needs a distinction tag to benefit both types of collectors. Not only does the manga lose value, each specific set loses value when you can have the opportunity to hit the chase in the next upcoming PRB. I get if you're a collector and you want all the manga rares, this benefits you and only you. Not the longevity of the game. Need a balance between different types of collectors and players. Should do what pokemon did and place a distinction - 1st edition charizards are unique because it's from the original set while a bunch of other charizards that look the same but has distinctions

[@giocommentary]

i dont play this tcg but i hope they do make a distinction.. they should no matter how small, else they destroy their market's top end.