Being basic doesn't grant any abilities to a land that it didn't already have, and doesn't remove any card types, subtypes, or supertypes
The Illustration Rares are great, too, with Marshadow already super expensive, and Vulpix and Bulbasaur featuring, and that's before we've gotten to the new rarity
April O'Neil, Live on the Scene (31 characters) April O'Neil, Live on the Scene has a surprising amount of support from previous Magic sets with investigate payoffs, artifact synergies and the power to partner with another character select commander
Kethis lets you play Legendary permanents from the grave if you exile a few first, and Standard players may remember him with fond (or not so fond memories)
Now that deck has multiple lords that overlap in power level, so having the cheap body that replaces itself is incredibly valuable
Growlithe (one shiny star-rarity) Arcanine (one shiny star-rarity) Froakie (one shiny star-rarity) Frogadier (one shiny star-rarity) Greninja (one shiny star-rarity) Jynx (one shiny star-rarity) Pidgey (one shiny star-rarity) Pidgeotto (one shiny star-rarity) Pidgeot (one shiny star-rarity) Aerodactyl (one shiny star-rarity) Next, make sure to look out for any two-star rarity full art cards, especially those with rainbow borders
