Only two of this one are known to exist, and one sold for $360,000 back in 2001
It is a Fire card illustrated by match
Surge for a riskier deck that is a lot of fun to play with, and themed around fan-favourite 'mon, Pikachu
At the time, we were trying to shake up our revisits, so instead of doing Gothic horror like we'd done in the original Innistrad block, we tapped into cosmic horror
Against Steelsong decks its invaluable, it shuts down Ursula Deceiver of All singing on turn 4, stops Be Prepared on turn 7, and prevents A Whole New World being sung by Ariel Spectacular Singer
Max Mindstorm punishingly deals 60 damage to the target for each energy card attached to all of the opponent trainer's pokemon, meaning that the damage-ceiling for this attack can become extremely high if used at optimal times.