Trash for Treasure is a card with an iconic effect, but is special because that effect is often known better for being on other cards, such as Daretti, Scrap Savant, Goblin Welder, or Scrap Mastery to provide a more extreme example
This is a deft trick, allowing your investment to escape removal and board wipes
This design plays into its dual type's strengths and weaknesses, making it highly resistant to Electric and Poison moves, yet vulnerable to Water and Grass attacks
I still like it in enchantress decks, but elsewhere its just very middling
(You're not required to say the name of your scheme in a dramatic, villainous tone, but it might make the game more fun.) Once there are no more triggered abilities of any scheme on the stack or waiting to be put on the stack, turn that scheme face down and put it on the bottom of your scheme deck
Mew VMAX SA (128,000 / ~$908) commands a premium for three reasons: (1) the AKIRA EGAWA illustration is widely considered one of the most visually striking SA cards of the Sword & Shield era, (2) Mew VMAX was the centerpiece of the dominant Fusion Strike competitive archetype, cementing its place in TCG history, and (3) the pull rate (~1/16 boxes) keeps individual card supply scarce even years after release
