You should always do your own due diligence and research when investing in sealed MTG booster boxes to assess their pros and cons, and if investing long-term, be prepared to hold them for a minimum of 5-10 years before selling
Maybe you only whip that out if an EDH Rule 0 conversation goes horribly wrong and you need a stick for negotiation
Choppers merchandise dominance (plushies, figures, apparel) translates directly to card collecting behavior, with Chopper-focused collectors pursuing complete sets across all rarities creating sustained demand floors independent of competitive meta shifts
but if you plan on the copies sticking around, you need something that makes them nonlegendary
If you look to crack packs for the slickest pulls and the highest percentage of sweet showcase cards, then go with collector boosters, otherwise, have fun with play boosters
Tormod, the Desecrator Tormod, the Desecrator can be a handy partner when you have a plan for getting cards out of the graveyard