The only difference is Comet uses these symbols in the effects of his abilities rather than the costs
Digivolve your PlayStation controllers and prepare to shuffle your way through the most wonderfully confused identity crisis in gaming history, because this week on Play Comics were tapping into the pixelated card-battling chaos that is Digimon Digital Card Battle for the PS1
Cardboard Bits: The game comes with a huge pile of cardboard bits, all printed full-color on thick, linen-textured cardboard
The least valuable of those three is easily the double rare Galvantula ex, which gets lost in the rainbow of colors
Whenever Aragorn attacks, up to one target creature can't block this turn
Overall, Turbo Gears looks like the most engaging drop to me due to its high concentration of Commander staples and some already-pricey cards that ought to hold their value