Its the headline chase card of Cross Spirits (BT14) and one of the most recognizable scenes in Dragon Ball Super rendered in the DBSCG
Urza, Chief Artificer Urza, Chief Artificer often has a similar game plan to Alela, Artful Provocateur in that both want to deploy stax pieces that slow the game down until their token armies win the game, but Urza is stronger simply because a single Construct tends to be worth more than a single Faerie
His Roaring Moon ex 162 from the Prismatic Evolutions set is arguably the single best value for a high-pedigree art card in the current market
Obeka, Brute Chronologist taps to active its ability, making it an activated ability that can be responded to with cards like Tale's End
Between normal versions, scroll frames, ring frames, scene cards, and so on, there's no shortage of variants and alternate arts for these cards
Despite the lovely artwork, this card is one of the most affordable pieces on the list, selling in the range of $0.20 to $0.39