Allowing your opponents to have another turn with a handful of cards could be the end for you though, so be careful
Heres what makes Mega Evolution so special: Nostalgia for Gamers: Mega Evolution is a popular mechanic in the Pokmon video games
It seems like a lot of steps to get, at most, five mana, which makes the justification for the high price rather hard to make
Many of the earliest games featured a substantial number of original cards, let players fuse cards freely without Polymerization, and this allowed for hundreds of potential fusion combos into ever-stronger monsters
(We could discuss why this was the case for this specific card, but well just say you probably know why and leave it at that.) Finding the UR Sweet Spot: Value Meets Potential However, though in most cases UR cards might not enjoy quite the same level of prestige as SAR cards, this actually becomes a green flag for the more budget-conscious collectors out there
In a reddit thread discussing the cards, user PublicOutcome27 points out that "it's really weird to see giant orange pumpkins (Themselves a modern breed from the 60s/70s [...]) in the Shire" before giving a very insightful explanation as to why that blew my mind
