The summons used in all the decks, but most prominent in the Final Fantasy 10-based Counter Blitz, are reminiscent of the Sagas of Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty, except that they start as enchantment creatures and are sacrificed after three turns
Its defined by its neon coloring on the art and textbox borders of cards, and different versions feature different neon coloring to denote rarity
The same goes for if its targeted by removal
The first main phase lasts as long as you want to cast spells, ending once both players have no abilities to resolve and have passed priority
You're rewarded for transforming cards - whether they're Battles, Incubate cards, or some other form of TDFC
Prerelease pack - A box sold at prerelease events, with six Play boosters, one promo card (a foil Rare or Mythic Rare stamped with the year), a deck box, an Arena code, and a spindown die with the set symbol