Whenever possible, I wanted to show an implied moment of what a scene could have looked like from a different angle, a new take on a character-focused piece, a spiced-up version of what a turn-based battle would look like, or visualize an otherwise invisible game mechanic
Sulley & Boo, Scare Buddies Amber & Ruby Up next is easily one of the cutest cards ever printed in Disney Lorcana, even if it does have some fierce qualities
Crucible of Fire is probably a tad too cute, although it's certainly neat to see that in decklists
For budget-conscious players, Clarabelle effectively replaces the need for more expensive draw-based rares by consolidating your entire card-advantage engine into a single, high-willpower character that is difficult for opponents to remove without a dedicated action card
Heihei for example is common rarity
But does this mean that it will also be able to produce a market demand