Given the enduring popularity of Hatsune Miku, along with how many Japanese-influenced cards and settings have been appearing in Magic: The Gathering in recent years (for example, anime-inspired cards, and the cyberpunk plane of Kamigawa), its perhaps not surprising that the idol will be appearing in a Secret Lair Super Drop in 2024, named Secret Lair X Hatsune Miku: Sakura Superstar
The centering on JPN prints tends to be better than ENG equivalents, so PSA 10 hit rates are relatively favorable
While a number of the cards from this set have aged poorly (looking at you, Skyshroud Behemoth), a number were notable threats at that time but dont quite make the cut on this modern value-based list: Lin Sivvi, Defiant Hero was the engine for Rebel decks from this era, Saproling Burst slotted perfectly into Fires of Yavimaya decks (and also formed an instant-win combo with Pandemonium), and Rising Waters fueled a brutal control deck alongside the various Stax pieces and counterspells from sets of this era
5 Hot Red Dragon Archfiend King Calamity is a Frustrating Floodgate First Printed In: "Shining Victories" Yu-Gi-Oh has many cards that don't seem problematic at first glance, but become an issue later when they receive the specific support
The combination of the old school galaxy foil with the holographic borders made both these cards as well as the (lowercase) Pokmon ex cards of the time very memorable as some of the most beautiful additions in the history of the Pokmon TCG
Loxodon Hierarch was the ultimate keep me alive creature