The scenes chosen are a clear nod to fan-favorite moments: Garland at the Chaos Shrine for Final Fantasy I, Children of Fate for Final Fantasy VIII, The Siege of Alexandria for Final Fantasy IX, and Camp Comrades for Final Fantasy XV
This is the only cheat in card printed in a really long time
Pokemon Taruka adds an additional twist to the format by having the reading cards written backwards, adding an extra challenge for the dealer and the player
Whether well see much of her in the new Azurite Sea meta depends largely on how the rest of the meta turns out
Decks that play Archeops most often play 4 copies of the card in conjunction with some combination of Lugia V and Lugia VSTAR
While it is niche - there needs to be a reason to have this in a Tron or Eldrazi sideboard, for instance - when it's powerful, it's really powerful