The card's price is also very affordable making it a great option for both collectors and players looking to spice up the look of the Mew decks
But one of my best friends (who hasnt collected cards since the days of base set) still has a shadowless Venusaur that I got him for his birthday (for $14)
2 True King Lithosazim, the Disaster 3 True King Bahrstos, the Fathomer 3 Mariam, the True Dracophoenix 3 Dinomight Knuckle, the True Dracofighter 3 Master Peace, the True Dracoslaying King 3 Zoodiac Marmorat 1 Zoodiac Ram 1 Zoodiac Viper 3 Dragonic Diagram 3 Terraforming 2 Disciples of the True Dracophoenix 3 True Draco Succession 1 Fire Formation Tenki 1 Harpies Feather Duster 3 Elemental Triangle of the Zoodiac 1 True Draco Revelation 2 Revival of the True King 1 Vanitys Emptiness 1 Imperial Order 1 True King, V.F.D., The Beast 1 Phantom Fortress Enterblathnir 1 Constellar Ptolemy M7 1 Number 39: Utopia Beyond 2 Zoodiac Broadbull 2 Zoodiac Drancia 1 Zoodiac Tigress 1 Zoodiac Boarbow 1 Castel, the Skyblaster Musketeeer 1 Number 103: Ragnazero 1 Daigusto Emeral 1 Gagaga Samurai 1 AByss Dweller
The second ability was flavorful and very synergistic with the first ability
I dont think its worth the price of admission
Iymrith, Desert Doom Iymrith is a beast: a 5/5 flyer is extremely strong, but add in card draw and protection and you have an immaculate top-end threat