And what fun skeleton deck would you brew
Pokemon' logo, and second, unlike the original version (which had no holo treatment at all), this one comes decked out with a fancy crosshatch foil pattern
Some of these crimped cards even get sliced alongside the packaging of the booster, forming an oftentimes clean line straight through the card, severing it in two
The ability to bounce any permanent allows decks to cover their bases, gives you the option to position things early or in a waiting game by bouncing a land and it makes sure that you'll get to trigger the discard effect
The reason is because you'll find yourself doing a whole lot of nothing in the early part of the game, and you'll often be dead long before you get to cast those big, powerful (and expensive) spells
For those with a sharp eye, you will also notice that the font is also different from other reprints of the card.