While getting a nine isn't the worst thing in the world, it limits the potential short-term value for those interested in resale value
The downside is that it's so good that people play around it a lot of the time, but in Decks like Burning Abyss where it's almost impossible to play around it unless you have Fire Lake (and even that is questionable - you can just fusion from hand and you've forced them to waste a Lake and 2 monsters just to stop you fusing from deck) and Tellars if they can't make Diamond/you have a way to negate Diamond, this is just amazing
This Cube is generally designed to encourage players to play two-plus colors, and this is loudest in green
Early Days Collection brings together the earliest Yu-Gi-Oh
A big boon against both variants when going first is using Knightmare Gryphon to set Imperial Order from the deck
After all, it may cost you $800 to get the license to sell some adorable stuffed animals, but how long will it take to earn that back