The fact that sometimes it will be difficult to block makes it even a little bit more valuable, but like most of these Mares, it is playable enough without that line of text that it definitely isnt a sideboard card
If youre playing with equipment and need some extra graveyard hate, this is likely the best option
The 36-year-old Anaheim Hills resident started collecting in 1999, when the trading cards began selling in the United States following the release of the popular Pokmon TV series, which featured a cast of 151 animated characters
It is not known for certain how many of these copies still exist since those who watched the film were probably children and did not collect mascot cards
And I really like that BloomLordmon seems to be a masculine ending for plant/fairy lines
It also takes three Energy to attack, but the payoff is worth the effort