The Energy Seeker, Maddan card from the 2014 BT16 set features a Double Rare holo treatment, offering a distinct visual identity for Cardfight!! Vanguard collectors.
2014 • Cardfight!! Vanguard
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Energy Seeker, Maddan (BT16/013EN) is a Normal Unit from the 2014 Cardfight!! Vanguard BT16 expansion, distinguished by its Double Rare holo finish. This card number places it within the base checklist of the set, providing a recognizable variant for enthusiasts cataloging their library. As a Normal Unit, this card functions as a foundational piece for players constructing decks around the Grade 0 power role. The cardfight!! Vanguard trading card game card format relies heavily on precise card numbers and set codes for organization, making BT16/013EN a key identifier for collectors sorting their inventory. The Double Rare rarity indicates a slightly lower print volume than common cards, adding a layer of exclusivity for those seeking complete set representations. The card's designation as a Double Rare variant makes it a sought-after item for those completing the BT16 series, as it offers a premium alternative to the standard base card. The integration of the holo treatment into the Double Rare designation ensures that this card is immediately identifiable among other Grade 0 units. Vanguard landscape.
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Energy Seeker, Maddan
Game
Cardfight!! Vanguard
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Double Rare
Card Stock
English
Holo
Normal Unit
2
Royal Paladin
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