Beedrill V #161 is a notable card from the Astral Radiance set, featuring Beedrill in a dynamic pose
Having said that, its still able to summon itself using a Utopia monster as material and discarding one of the half-dozen Rank-Up Magic cards that exists
[7] It doesn't have to be card for card
The Universes Beyond sets from Magic: The Gathering are becoming a big part of the games release schedule, with the impressive scope of 2023s Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-Earth set being the biggest set so far
Nothing feels quite as bad as getting lucky by opening a mythic, only to find out that you were actually unlucky because your mythic is horrible and valueless, and there will be comparatively few feel-bad openings with the set
and secondly, if Mirrorjade leaves the field by your opponent, you can destroy all monsters your opponent controls during the End Phase