As such, the bottom line is that current fake cards are extremely unlikely to pass through the hands of a long-time Magic player without being detected but may fool newer players, and the best of the current counterfeit cards are very likely to pass unnoticed through tournaments, especially when double-sleeved and only seen from across the table
What makes these especially interesting is that Munch actually created the composition multiple times across different years and mediums, so each card pulls from a slightly different version: Psyduck from the 1893 pastel, Eevee from the 1893 oil and tempera, Pikachu from the 1895 pastel, Mimikyu from the 1895 lithograph, and Rowlet from the 1910 tempera
Syrup Storms damage is tied to the number of Grass Energy attached to Hydrapple ex, and since we have 15 Grass Energy in the deck, well be attaching a lot
The dying into X Thopters helped cement the card in Kaladesh and also add a neat twist
Against Black, and maybe Red, definitely
Are they just really close twins, or is he copying himself somehow
