Here are a few examples that wont totally break the bank: Japanese Pokmon 151 Mew EX, an Ultra Rare card valued at around $130 Japanese Triplet Beat Mewoscarada, a Special Art Rare for around $70 Japanese Duraldon V, a Super Rare card valued at $11.06 As you can see, Japanese cards can vary wildly in the Western market
Hiding it in the graveyard protects it from sorcery speed removal like Vindicate or Wrath of God
This is a neat way to swarm the field, but they were also often quite fragile, and ultimately only spawned a handful of powerful meta decks before going away
Type 2 (5 SAR + 5 AR) delivers equal excitement without the Pikachu exclusive
There are few MTG cards that can claim that, and even fewer token generators
The history of TCGs is full of these types of stories