While the aesthetic of this art choice is up for debate, this card's rarity makes it slightly more expensive than the prior iteration
This didn't actually end up mattering that much, since while they took away this power with one hand, they created Omenpaths with the other, letting everyone hop between worlds
Currently, these are the only four rarities of cards that can be shared
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This card features prismatic foiling as well as the original card art from the anime, making it the ultimate collectors item and the most valuable Blue-Eyes card
It's worth noting that to get to Delirium as fast as possible, you can play both cards that can self-mill or find ways to put cards into your graveyard that have not one, but two card types on them