We haven't had that since Gen 2. I'd like to see it and sets are so massive now (and Kadabra and babies are being printed again) that it would still be within the realm of possibility even though there are over 1000 Pokemon, but they simply don't place importance on featuring every Pokemon in...
Dragon and Dragon Frontiers came before the Dragon type was added to the TCG which is why I didn't mention them, but yes those two Gen 3 sets also had a lot of Dragon Pokemon.
Dragons Exalted and then Dragon Vault were the first Dragon type-focused sets, in 2012 (the previous year of the Dragon). Since then we had Roaring Skies in XY/2015, Dragon Majesty in SM/2018 which was 2018's "special set" and Evolving Skies in SWSH/2021.
Miraidon is SV148, but it's unlikely...
We haven't had the full Chikorita, Treecko, Snivy or Chespin lines since gens 6/7, but instead here's another Grookey?
We got no Spritzee and multiple Swirlix cards during SWSH but here's another of the latter??
Okay. Werk.
Some people use "baby" for non-rule box cards. This is the first one for Alakazam since gen 4 (Mysterious Treasures). Alakazam has had plenty of cards since, but they're gimmick cards like ex, LV. X, etc.
Chingling, Smoochum and Budew should be their top priorities; they are the three Pokemon in the entire series that have gone the longest without cards. The other babies got printed when they brought them back for 2 seconds during gen 7 (gen 8 for Pichu).
Sellers can list a card at whatever price they want, and then use alternate accounts to buy them up. Iron Leaves SIR is noticeably guilty of this - if you look at sales over the weekend, most of them were in the $50-60 range, and then suddenly one sold for nearly $250 and a couple more $150...
Thanks for nothing to all the investment bros on reddit who whined about how it was "too easy" to get the good pulls in last year's sets.
Doesn't help that TCGPlayer sellers have been up to their old nonsense to inflate Iron Leaves, Raging Bolt and Walking Wake's SIRs this weekend.