MTG would re-flavour gnomes as being clockwork artifact creatures
It barely moves, conserving energy to survive with minimal effort
Its combination with cards like Dark Ritual has made it a staple of the past and today, with the addition of cards like Yawgmoth's Will, Deathrite Shaman and Lurrus of the Dream-Den or even Orcish Bowmasters in Vintage, its color is perhaps the second most important in the only format in which this cycle is tournament-legal
It also forces the token to attack so you can't easily make copies of utility creatures
Japanese cards set the standard for print quality, with deep texture lines and holographic effects that English cards cant match
A small number (67) of legal cards have been printed in the OCG and TCG without a password, however, almost all of these cards are already present and also have passwords in the classic games now featured in the Early Days Collection if applicable