The same is true for the last ability and the fifth card drawn
Field Observation Resellers often scan a card only after they have already guessed its value from the character or holographic finish, but the printed set and collector number are usually more reliable than the artwork alone
AKIRA EGAWA illustrated Mega Latias ex soaring over a city skyline at night, surrounded by colorful lines that show off the Eon Pokemon's speed, with those same colors repeated in the highlights and shadows all over Latias's body in a way that gives the card real visual energy
WOTC sets were especially heavy on Sugimori, which gives the use of his artwork a vintage vibe
If the token is a copy of a noncreature card, it will still have haste, though that won't matter unless that token somehow becomes a creature
I think the biggest issue a lot of these background commanders have is that, even when paired with a great background, simply execute strategies that already exist but in a worse fashion