This catch-up mechanic is whites primary mode of mana ramp, and its effectiveness varies pretty wildly
No shadow beside the art, thin red HP text, the year 99 in the copyright line, and no 1st Edition stamp puts you in the Shadowless run behind 1st Edition, and comfortably ahead of the Unlimited cards that make up most of whats out there today
Were left to wonder if this level of variation means that Wizards of the Coast (WotC) wanted to give us a range of demonstrations of how plot can be implemented knowing that its not a mechanic that theyll get a lot of mileage out of otherwise, or if they just couldnt help themselves because the mechanic is so delightful to play with
Lower Text [Your Turn] While this Digimon has [Omnimon] or [Greymon] (other than [DoruGreymon], [BurningGreymon], or [DexDoruGreymon]) in its name, it gets +2000 DP
Toxapex costs 35 Pack Points to craft