My two cents.
Imho, it is possible that they are true, just for the small discrepancies of the legendary subtype, creature types and card rarity, in spite of a masterful work of falsifying the physical cards. The reason? These are promotional versions of cards that will really appear in the set, with completely different art and with only the second name (the small, bottom one), which they adapted to characters from the godzilla franchise for reasons still unknown (new wizard partnership? new product coming up? who knows). This explain the absence of the creature type dinosaur in spacezilla and all the other "errors": simply the cards didn't have to represent those characters in origin.
So, I vote for real.
I have another idea, I imagine that the text of a food token as something like this:
"Artifact token - Food
Sacrifice this: purify a nontoken permanent you control (purifying a permanent means returning exactly to the original card text, removing any changes applied afterwards).
I want to bet in a legendary sword that says: "If X happens, you become the monarch". If not in the standard set, at least in the brawl precon.
Otherwise, shame on Wizard, for letting the opportunity slip by.
u dont have to make to many answers to planeswalkers if they are just crap
every creature is an answer to a planeswalker. i doubt that they will make "superfriends" a playable archtype in standard. it would slow down the pace of the game and usually thats somethn they at least try to avoid.
but when they will planeswalker removal, i highly think they will have planeswalkers with this ability. afterall its a war, so walkers should be able to handle walkers!
You may be underestimating the impact this will make, but you make a good point. Cards like Tormented Soul and Phantom Warrior are extremely useful against planeswalkers, and that is something we should expect for limited. I'm sure there will be some silver bullets too though.
My bet:
"Ability Name" - This creature can't be blocked if attacking a planeswalker.
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Imho, it is possible that they are true, just for the small discrepancies of the legendary subtype, creature types and card rarity, in spite of a masterful work of falsifying the physical cards. The reason? These are promotional versions of cards that will really appear in the set, with completely different art and with only the second name (the small, bottom one), which they adapted to characters from the godzilla franchise for reasons still unknown (new wizard partnership? new product coming up? who knows). This explain the absence of the creature type dinosaur in spacezilla and all the other "errors": simply the cards didn't have to represent those characters in origin.
So, I vote for real.
"Artifact token - Food
Sacrifice this: purify a nontoken permanent you control (purifying a permanent means returning exactly to the original card text, removing any changes applied afterwards).
Otherwise, shame on Wizard, for letting the opportunity slip by.
- a great now version of Zulaport Cutthroat, Cruel Celebrant;
- and an incredibly efficient removal for meaningful targets, Despark.
Thoughts, opinions?
My bet:
"Ability Name" - This creature can't be blocked if attacking a planeswalker.
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