Puresteel Paladin
The best of these is the Charizard whose illustration mirrors the infamous cover of Nintendo's Pokmon Red game from 1996
Trickster's Elk You want to say Trickster's Elk is like removal, and granted, switching off the busted activated abilities on a key creature is impactful in a singleton format, just make sure you don't care about your opponent controlling a non-flying 3/3 because you might accidentally improve an opposing creature with +1/+1 counters
With that, kantaro has managed to give the card a certain storied feel, as if this is the very moment the Legendary Pokmon appears at Prism Tower and saves Lumiose City
Imagine my shock upon finding out that, had I taken better care of the now-battered card, it could be worth almost $25,000 and rising
Illustrated by Ron Spencer Standard Not Legal Alchemy Not Legal Pioneer Not Legal Historic Not Legal Modern Legal Brawl Not Legal Legacy Legal Comp