I think the intention here was to fly through the TCGs 30-year history, given the cards appeared in chronological order, beginning with that classic Chonkachu #58 and the infamous holo Charizard from the Base Set (although here shown as Glurak, its German name), before jumping to a French Palkia Lv
Sin's utility in certain matchups could make it a consideration for playtesting, but its high mana cost may limit its overall effectiveness in competitive play
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The sticker inserts shown below don't flip, but here's an example of one with the universal sticker insert back:
She is always a firm favourite with Opposition as she is a great thing to proceed it with upping your creature count significantly compared to your opponents
Consider this: in most casual builds, Centaur Healer is probably the worst creature above, right