Adaptational Heroism: His HeelFace Turn in the manga is much more genuine compared to his anime counterpart, making his Defeat Means Friendship status in the manga much more justified as a result while also averting his status as The Millstone in the anime, which is shown in his help to Yuma in his search for Numbers alongside others (in fact, HE is the one who suggests infiltrating Heartland to look for Numbers cards, and his tip actually points the team into finding them, though not before Yuma smacks it out of him when he gets clearly distracted by the other attractions while they're inside Heartland)
The mechanic backup shines here as a way to pump creatures and add abilities to them, and rares like Boon-Bringer Valkyrie and Silverback Elder are game-winning bombs
Combining booster packs, sealed products, and singles allows collectors to build personalized collections while giving competitive players more opportunities to strengthen their decks
For that reason, I really dont have high hopes for Count on Luck in Standard
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