You should pick this card up before it soars to the $200 mark
The three Heads scenario ensures that both Pokemon can attack during the next turn if needed
Its sacrifice aspect comes when you want to return it from your graveyard, which you can do by paying 3 mana and sacrificing a land
Holding cards for coordinated plays later, setting up powerful Songs, knowing when to sacrifice characters to banish an opponent, anticipating the play your opponent is setting up based on their deck composition
Because you're transforming an existing creature into Archfiend of the Dross, the opponent's Archfiend doesn't enter the battlefield, so it doesn't get any oil counters
This vintage set boasts a triple header of important qualities that set it apart, as it features Pokemon and Trainer duos, has a first edition version, and can include swirls on the holographic patterns, making them a dream for collectors