The idea is to use cards like Servo Exhibition and Thraben Inspector to put multiple permanents on the battlefield at once and then benefit from the payoff given by cards like Skymarcher Aspirant and Snubhorn Sentry to push tons of damage to your opponents faces
I personally collect Pokmon cards in all 14 languages, and Pikachu and Seviper especially
The most valuable first edition cards are those from the Base Set, as they were released before the Pokmon phenomenon fully took off in the West
If the keyword has a modifier, such as a mana cost or a number, you must choose a modifier that's been printed
In multiplayer variants like Two-Headed Giant, where surprise attacks can change the game, this card helps to keep pressure constant from you and your partner, and your opponents on the back foot
Like the other precons in the Final Fantasy set, it features every available party member in Final Fantasy 7, along with some villains