This card sees play everywhere now, because though the opponent gets to replace their lost land with a basic from their deck, they have to have a good one there first, which isn't always the case
Need brooks no delay, yet late is better than never. Illustrated by Jesper Ejsing Standard Not Legal Alchemy Not Legal Pioneer Not Legal Historic Legal Modern Legal Brawl Legal Legacy Legal Comp
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What makes these especially interesting is that Munch actually created the composition multiple times across different years and mediums, so each card pulls from a slightly different version: Psyduck from the 1893 pastel, Eevee from the 1893 oil and tempera, Pikachu from the 1895 pastel, Mimikyu from the 1895 lithograph, and Rowlet from the 1910 tempera
However, in Pokemon Pocket, it's considered a Fighting Pokemon
The uniqueness didn't stop there though, as the most noteworthy facet of the card was its "Imprison" Pok-Power, placing an "Imprison marker" on an opponent's Pokmon once per turn and turning off any other Pok-Powers to Pok-Bodies the target might have