MTG publisher Wizards of the Coast released the first pre-constructed, 100-card Commander decks in 2011 (they were, by all accounts, pretty terrible), officially signalling a pivot towards the format thats influenced the design of news cards ever since
The savvier the opponents, the worse it gets, and no one really needs cards that beat up on newbies
any time the original Kanto creatures are featured in a product, the hype pretty much builds itself
When you attempt to retreat, the game tells you that doing this is expensive, a waste of resources, and usually not a good idea
While this card also boasts a reverse holo, it again falls short of the demand (and thus price) for the holo rare
Going into this I knew that a precon with "Modify Matters" as a loose "theme" would struggle to figure out how to fill 100 slots and after looking at the cards it's worse than I thought