The land cards for this set all feature unconventional full-card artwork, which is quaint at this point in time considering that we've had a lot of actual proper sets with full-card artwork in a similar format to this
This can push some other cards up, though
in part this is due to an influx of players coming to MTGO this Fall, many of whom are f2p veterans and aren't used to a trading card game economy
The developers focused on the themes of "beauty", "bond", and "evolution", and it is based on these themes that they created the games' core mechanic where Pokmon could achieve a higher form of evolution by strengthening their bonds with trainers
This card was also one of the earliest examples of the type of promotional cards used to introduce Pokmon to the wider Western audience
Dihada's first ability gives a legendary creature you control a plethora of keywords until your next turn, making them the perfect defender against your opponent's incoming attacks