In Pokmon cards, a reverse holo means that the shiny, reflective foil covers the background of the card, while the Pokmon artwork itself stays matte
Moving forward, ONLY if the majority of the tournaments decide to play with new changes to the format, this article will also be edited to reflect such changes

Sort Rarity Card Type Butterfree V #1Ultra Rare $1.40 Butterfree VMAX #2Ultra Rare $4.83 Paras #3Common $0.05 Parasect #4Uncommon $0.04 Carnivine #5Uncommon $0.08 Pansage #6Common $0.07 Simisage #7Uncommon $0.05 Karrablast #8Common $0.04 Shelmet #9Common $0.02 Accelgor #10Rare $0.08 Rowlet #11Common $0.11 Dartrix #12Uncommon $0.06 Decidueye #13Holo Rare $0.26 Bounsweet #14Common $0.32 Steenee #15Uncommon $0.09 Tsareena #16Rare $0.24 Wimpod #17Common $0.05 Golisopod #18Holo Rare $0.27 Charizard V #19Ultra Rare $9.48 Charizard VMAX #20Ultra Rare $50.55 Houndoom V #21Ultra Rare $1.90 Torchic #22Common $0.20 Combusken #23Uncommon $0.11 Blaziken #24Holo Rare $0.66 Heatran #25Holo Rare $0.34 Pansear #26Common $0.03 Simisear #27Uncommon $0.06 Galarian Darmanitan (28) #28Rare $0.30 Larvesta #29Common $0.04 Volcarona #30Rare $0.24 Fletchinder #31Uncommon $0.07 Talonflame #32Rare $0.12 Centiskorch V #33Ultra Rare $0.78 Centiskorch VMAX #34Ultra Rare $1.94 Galarian Mr

- favorites you might still be looking for (Primite Lordly Lode, anyone?), or wanting to grab as a foil upgrade (King of the Feral Imps has been most displeased by his apparent lack of sparkle).
Pokemon has confirmed that every booster pack includes one of 30 different Pikachu cards
This would also allow free-to-play players a better chance to complete their collection