It's a game-ender, typically sweeping away your opponent's entire board, while preserving any colorless permanents you've chosen to play, and, more often than not, also leaving Ugin alive to keep pecking away with their +2 damage-dealing power
You get to steal an opponents Monster without having to give up anything on your end, and the only downside is that you have to give it back during the End Phase, but by then youve already used their Monster as material
If your objective is to save money while building a specific deck, purchasing individual cards is the recommended approach
Her warm expression and Johto ties make this card a sentimental favoriteand its value reflects that rising affection
Not only does the Giant Fairy do area-of-effect and targeted damage, but it's also an additional large body on the board
This study asks the sharper version of that question