A colorless energy symbol acts as a wild card, allowing you to use any type of Energy card for the attack
The two-drop is significant, especially within the Limited Draft and Sealed format, where Rabbits, Birds, Bats, and Mice are represented through dual-color archetypes
Factor 2: Too Many Chase Cards Frequent releases with multiple rarities and endless variations dilute collector attention: The Problem: Every set features 5-10+ "chase cards" Special Illustration Rares, Alternate Arts, Full Arts, Ultra Rares per set Multiple versions of same Pokmon across concurrent releases Difficult to identify true value cards amid the noise Reduces long-term staying power of individual cards Result: Collectors spread budgets across dozens of chase cards rather than focusing demand on a few iconic pieces
Ill keep you in mind though
Unless you have a strong art preference, it's best to save your mythic wildcards for cards that don't have a lower-rarity version
On level one, Naban, Dean of Iteration is basically a Panharmonicon that only works with Wizards