This Venusaur design was used as a sprite for the original video game, and appeared in the official guidebook for the Pokemon TCG Game Boy Color game in 1999
There's also a link to a competition on their post too
I personally don't know anyone who plays a blue deck and does not have a Rhystic Study in it, so the card really is sought-after by players and collectors alike
Because the play rate of both these Reserved List MTG cards is surprisingly low, they present an opportunity
(2024-11-08) Starting with the player whose turn it is, each player in turn order chooses which creatures they will sacrifice, then all the creatures chosen by all players are sacrificed at the same time
In GEM MINT 9.5 condition, the average price for a similar card is just under $3,700 but it's not the highest price ever paid, which was just shy of $32,000