Sabrina's Jynx #124

Artwork banned in the United States. Why? "Nobody outside of Pokémon knows for sure, but it's not great that her design borrows so many elements used to caricature Black people in American and Japanese animation, like bugged-out eyes, exaggerated lips, an obsession with dance, and a dangerous-yet-unappealing sexuality. The Pokémon's original design also had completely black skin, which supported the argument that Jynx was a racial caricature and led cultural critic Carole Boston Weatherford to write an essay condemning its design. In response to critiques like Weatherford's, The Pokémon Company changed Jynx's skin from matte black to purple across the whole franchise. When Japanese cards featuring black Jynx were released in the U.S., the art was updated to match her new design." [src - Peter Day - https://www.tcgplayer.com/content/article/12-Pok%C3%A9mon-Cards-that-Got-Censored-and-Why/f78cf71a-e241-42d1-be65-6ee9b44f31cc/]