This card has a higher win rate and usage rate than other cards due to its powerful removal ability, reliability, and minimal risk, and significantly impairs the enjoyment of fundamental aspects of the ONE PIECE Card Game: the back-and-forth of attack and defense between Characters and the ability to choose from a variety of Leaders
While Terapagos is likely to receive new cards in subsequent sets, it will be difficult to outshine its fantastic debut Special Illustration Rare, which easily stands out among the most expensive Terapagos cards we've seen thus far
The gold comes up mainly in the context of price and pull-rate discussion as the set's toughest and most expensive card, alongside broader fatigue with the run of small single-headliner sets
The only down side that I've found so far is, being able separate out which foils you have or don't have in your collection
Quite a bit
Probably more than any other tribe under discussion, Angels are wedded to just one color: White