Theyre a slight step above commons in terms of visual flair, and while they arent particularly hard to get, they still mark key cards in many classic sets
No it was only available in starter decks, which is why it's so common despite being 1st Edition.
At 20,000 ($142), its both the most valuable card in the set and one of the most recognizable UR cards of the Sword & Shield era
However, most Korean cards are less sought after internationally than Japanese cards, so long-term price growth is usually slower
Tenacious Underdog Paying two life a turn for Tenacious Underdogs blitz ability as a 3/2 that keeps on coming and drawing cards is such a low cost, especially against midrange/control decks that want to answer your cards 1-for-1 with removal
A strange sight perhaps both players are nearby somewhere