Most lists are tuned to combat Izzet Prowess by including three or four main-deck copies of Magebane Lizard
It's heavy on non-inkable cards, which can make your early turns tense

1 Non-foil Booster Fun common or uncommon 1 of 40 Extended-art legendary uncommons (66.7%) 1 of 3 Main set Booster Fun commons (5%) or 13 uncommons (26.7%) 1 of 3 Alternate-art Secret Rendezvous uncommons (1.6%) Features artwork of Yuffie (0217), Aerith (0218), or Barrett (0219) 1 Traditional foil or surge foil Booster Fun common or uncommon 1 of 3 Traditional foil Booster Fun commons (13.75%) or 13 uncommons (72.75%) 1 of 3 Traditional foil alternate-art Secret Rendezvous uncommons (4.5%) 1 of 4 Surge foil uncommon borderless character cards (9%) 1 Traditional foil basic land 1 Traditional foil default frame rare (87.75%) or mythic rare (12.25%) 3 Booster Fun rares or mythic rares 1 Non-foil main set Booster Fun rare (23.1%) or mythic rare (3.8%) 1 of 44 Non-foil extended-art legendary rares (18.2%) or 14 mythic rares (2.9%) 1 Non-foil Booster Fun Magic: The Gathering FINAL FANTASY Commander card From among 7 rares (2.9%) and 16 mythic rares (3.3%) 1 of 93 Non-foil extended-art Magic: The Gathering FINAL FANTASY Commander rares or mythic rares From among 28 rares (11.6%), 57 extended-art legendary rares (23.6%), and 8 extended-art mythic rares (1.6%) 1 of 7 Traditional foil Booster Fun rares (1.4%), 28 extended-art Magic: The Gathering FINAL FANTASY Commander rares (5.8%), or 8 mythic rares (0.8%) 1 of 8 Surge foil Booster Fun Magic: The Gathering FINAL FANTASY Commander mythic rares (1%) A Collector Booster will have a maximum of one traditional foil or surge foil card in these slots

Traveling Chocobo (Borderless) (Neon Ink Pink) Printing Foil Condition Near Mint (NM) Rarity Mythic Rare Number 551b Market Price $1,631.24 Just behind the Neon Green Ink Traveling Chocobo is the Neon Pink Ink one, fetching almost identical prices on the secondary market according to sites like TCGPlayer.com
The early Wilds Unknown buzz is split between Pixar nostalgia, premium card treatments, and cards that look like they might actually matter in games