and we love it
Their popularity has exploded in recent years thanks to: International collectors chasing high-end Japanese exclusives Alt-art promos that never release in English The aesthetic appeal of Japanese text (yep, it's a thing) Even non-Japanese speakers are diving in especially for sealed boxes, special anniversary sets, and ultra-rare promos
With several cards that care about the number of face-down permanents you control, you'll be manifesting your victory in no time
(Cut from the US version is the very cool scene where Kaiba retrieves his card from the Rare Hunter's hand, sees that it's the Blue-Eyes White Dragon, and thinks to himself, "I'm such a good drawer.") Yugi tells Joey there's not much time
The Face of Boe The Face of Boe works only in a certain scenario, and thats when youre cheating expensive suspend spells into play
As one of the last widely available sets to contain the ten original dual lands, Revised holds a special place in the history of Magic collecting
