Where most Pokemon cards aim for detailed, colorful illustrations that fill every inch of the card surface, the Yu Nagaba Pikachu strips everything back to its essentials, presenting Pikachu as a subject of fine art rather than a game piece or collectible trinket
At worst, you can play it and copy a basic land, which isn't exciting, but it's often worth it, considering the only real downside is that the land comes into play tapped, while it has the potential upside of being a copy of the best land in play
The colored mana must still be paid
That is to say, Slay the Spire rips off so much from Fights in Tight Spaces if you ignore the basic fact of their release dates
Weve been privy to a few MTG Aetherdrift spoilers already, but the two Commander precon releases from the set are only getting their first taste of the spotlight now