That's actually asking for a lot, since cards are valuable resources, but in the right board state, spells like Royal Treatment can be a real blowout in response to removal
Sort Card Type Trumbeak #107Uncommon $0.24 Trumbeak #165Uncommon $0.32 Trumbeak #144Uncommon $0.10 Trumbeak #62Common $0.28 Trumbeak #117None $0.72 Trumbeak #75Common $0.62 Trumbeak #50Common $2.00 Trumbeak #65Common $0.23 Trumbeak #67Common $0.14 Trumbeak (Mirror Holofoil) #117None $1.74 Trumbeak #50Common $2.00 Trumbeak (Mirror Holofoil) #117None $1.74 Trumbeak #117None $0.72 Trumbeak #75Common $0.62 Trumbeak #165Uncommon $0.32 Trumbeak #62Common $0.28 Trumbeak #107Uncommon $0.24 Trumbeak #65Common $0.23 Trumbeak #67Common $0.14 Trumbeak #144Uncommon $0.10
Each card comes with an individual plastic penny sleeve.
I bought two cards in Akihabara and they may well be a little overpriced
It was published by Topsun, who was the printer of cards before Wizards of the Coast took over
(6/6/2025) A nonmodal double-faced card enters with its front face up by default, unless a spell or ability instructs you to put it onto the battlefield transformed or allows you to cast it transformed, in which case it enters with its back face up
