While Magic: The Gatherings Marvel Secret Lair Superdrop was surely controversial (thanks to massive queue times and near-immediate sell-outs), fans who were able to snag one (or all) of the drops are likely thrilled to have a piece of pop culture that combines two of their favorite franchises
All of the Transformer creatures are artifact creatures, so they benefit hugely from countless artifact-themed cards, including many blue cards
There are 4 uncommon scene cards that can be found in these slots (3.6%)
Going to 7 loyalty and making 2 1/1's means it's unlikely to die, the 2 CMV return can get you a bunch of useful creatures or fetchlands back, the damage either pings off troublesome creatures or goes face, and the 6 means you get 2 more shots at any of the above
These cards will be considered equivalent game piecesmeaning you could only play four copies (or one copy) of either the Magic version or Universes Beyond version in your deck
See also: 'Magic: The Gathering' Zombifies Planeswalkers for Comic-Con This exclusive ties into the War of the Spark set, in which the Gatewatch group of allied planeswalkers (think Magic s riff on the Avengers) take on the Dragon God Nicol Bolas himself