It has Flying, of course, but something more fun is that they actually managed to fit in the flavour of a phoenix by having it be able to regenerate after death -- admittedly, going from the graveyard to the opponent's hand and being forced to stay there for an extra turn is very slow, but the principle of the matter is there
To figure out what all of these mean, lets take a look at a card that has all of these
Maybe your kid brought home a Mewtwo with 550 HP with Electric-type attacks, or you realized that the Umbreon VMAX alternate secret art you paid $500 for on eBay feels a little different from the Inteleon VMAX alternate secret art in your collection
Built from sturdy black corrugated cardboard, these deck boxes are lightweight but tough enough to protect your valuable cards from bends and dust
This is why you don't see a card such as "CARDNAME gets a +1/+1 counter whenever it deals damage to another creature." As with most of the above, there are exceptions to this
When I look at the Wizards' Set Archive, I gather about: Six Standard sets per year, a couple are smaller in terms of unique cards, most sets contain from two to five Commander preconstructed decks