The appeal of no-symbol holos is straightforward: they are visually distinct from the corrected versions (you can spot the missing symbol immediately), they have a clear and well-documented production history, and they exist in large enough quantities that the market is liquid and prices are well-established
Given the lack of price data for many older booster boxes available, TCGplayers booster pack market price (multiplied by 36) is used to estimate the value of each box
Its also a brand-new archetype in Red and White, and the possibilities here are nearly endless
We also saw these released alongside Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle Earth , and the Avatar iteration of these boxes follows that same structure
So there wasn't as much hype built up for it as for its goth sibling Umbreon, whose Cyrus-like ability is more flashy
Neheb, the Eternal Neheb, the Eternal converts all your burn damage into mana, which leads to some busted turns