To commemorate "Digital Monster Day" (June 26, 1997), this set features Digimon from the handheld devices "Digital Monster Ver.1Ver.5," including fan-favorites like Betamon and Etemon
95 cards shown Super Burst Impact Set Rankings Ranked by chase, rarity, and market signals Super Burst Impact Market Scanner Price-sorted cards, inspired by TCG Republics commercial list surface 1Heat Factory$37.80Find Singles 2Smeargle$14.25Find Singles 3Lugia$12.22Find Singles 4Celebi$9.95Find Singles 5Slowpoke$9.70Find Singles 6Tyranitar$5.61Find Singles 7Typhlosion$5.46Find Singles 8Hitmontop$4.97Find Singles 9Ampharos$4.64Find Singles 10Nihilego$4.59Find Singles 11Umbreon$4.56Find Singles 12Scizor$4.14Find Singles Main Set [95 Cards] Common & Uncommon Cards Ships from Japan Sealed & authentic Fast worldwide shipping Refine by Pokemon Set Version New Releases MEGA Series Scarlet & Violet Glory of Team Rocket (SV10) Black Bolt (SV11B) White Flare (SV11W) Triplet Beat (SV1A) Pokemon 151 (SV2A) Clay Burst (SV2D) Snow Hazard (SV2P) Ruler of the Black Flame (SV3) Raging Surf (SV3A) Shiny Treasure ex (SV4A) Ancient Roar (SV4K) Future Flash (SV4M) Crimson Haze (SV5A) Wild Force (SV5K) Cyber Judge (SV5M) Mask of Change (SV6) Night Wanderer (SV6A) Stellar Miracle (SV7) Paradise Dragona (SV7A) Super Electric Breaker (SV8) Terastal Festival ex (SV8A) Battle Partners (SV9) Heat Wave Arena (SV9A) Sword & Shield What is Super Burst Impact (SM8)
The domestic market in Japan is limited, so fewer cards might be printed, whereas English sets are printed in large volumes to supply a global audience
The program was replaced by the Magic: The Gathering Academy after its discontinuation and the associated artwork has never been reprinted
On the back of the card is a Pokemon trivia question (In Japanese)
