The game has had its ups and downs with initial supply issues and a lot of speculative buying and selling that's since cooled off, but rare cards have remained a hot commodity
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Manga Rare get their charm from featuring original artwork from the source material, but if youve seen the other alternate art of this card, then you might not want to spend this much money on something you might just display
(It's an artifact with ", Sacrifice this token: Add one mana of any color.") Whenever you discard a noncreature, nonland card, this creature fights up to one target creature you don't control
This puts it head and shoulders above other classics like Sakura-Tribe Elder, especially if you can flicker or otherwise reuse Wood Elves in a deck with multiple colors
at least I didn't mention the SpongeBob one!) I know that it's hard to surpass the original, iconic design by Mark Poole, but to me, nothing encapsulates the frustration of getting a key spell countered like being slapped in the face
