The best part is that Satoru Umezawa offers all creatures in your hand ninjutsu if they don't already have it, providing more opportunities to throw your opponents off in combat
It was only a matter of time before players found a way to consistently make this creature castable for as little mana as possible
Cards like Eerie Interlude let the player draw lots of cards with Arcades' trigger to keep the hand full, and they can protect the defenders from effects like board wipes, too
Production issues in 2000 made grading this set more difficult than average, and this first edition holographic Lugia is one of only three to receive a BGS Pristine rating, which essentially means it's a perfect specimencentered, glossy, and sharp-cornered, with bright, original colors
That's an Anointed Procession in the Command Zone, nasty
Lutris restriction is met by nearly all Commander decks, so it allows all decks with blue and red to have a 101st card in deck and 8th card in their hand