Nathan Ellingsworth took on our Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin review back in 2021, giving the game a 9/10 and describing it as "a constant delight with some fantastic monsters." Almost half a decade later, and it still holds up, especially in terms of visuals, with the world of Wings of Ruin full of gorgeous, wide-open landscapes that lend themselves to the feeling of a grand adventure
This card's resemblance to the Charizard V from Brilliant Stars is obvious, and this card pays homage to the similarly composed battle from that scene
I've also seen it suggested that there should be different card arts as cosmetics so you can dynamically choose your preferred version, which sounds like a cool alternative to having so many copies of the same card
Meanwhile, Helpful Hunter doesn't look like much, but if you look at the greatest tribal decks of all time, they pretty much all have a two-drop that cantrips when it enters the battlefield, like Silvergill Adept in Merfolk or Elvish Visionary in Elves
From various collectable goodies to an unexpected collab with pop artist Katy Perry, its going to be a big year for the world of Pokemon
I have pulled a holo out of a long stem team Rocket booster that weighed 20.69 and I have pulled non holos on packs weights at 21.11g