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Admitting they were wrong was the first step in a new direction, and hopefully, they will continue on the new path
That kind of sustained, multi-generational relevance across three full decades of card design is remarkably rare in a market where most Pokemon cycle in and out of collector consciousness based on set themes, competitive viability, and social media trends, and it speaks to the enduring, almost primal appeal of a character that represents everything intimidating, mysterious, and awe-inspiring about the Pokemon world
The additional graveyard hate is a welcome utility for Constructed, but there is no graveyard mechanic in War of the Spark (and many of the high rarity bombs are spells and creatures, not artifacts and enchantments)
