While its power is usually 0, you can pay 3 mana to make its power equal to the number of towns you control, making it potentially grow big in the right deck
PS: Not sure if intentional or not, but I saw youve added * to your tables, and there are lists below them
Long a staple of older formats, mono red goblins didnt have anywhere near enough juice to compete since cards like Muxus, Goblin Grandee, or Krenko, Mob Boss rotated out
Johto Starters Chikorita (004/30th-P) The Grass-type favorite against a backdrop of golden maple leaves and Johto cityscape Cyndaquil (005/30th-P) The fire mouse mid-burst, surrounded by warm reds and retro game-device motifs Totodile (006/30th-P) The big-jaw croc leaping through blue and gold, a standout of the set Galar Starters Grookey The mischievous Grass-type monkey in bright, energetic color Scorbunny The fire rabbit in a vivid pink-and-warm-toned composition Sobble The shy Water lizard in cool blues and rainbow accents Unova Starters Snivy The regal Grass snake against a sleek city skyline Tepig The fire pig in warm earthy tones with industrial detailing Oshawott The sea otter in a playful, bright composition Every card carries the equal-odds pull structure all 9 SARs are produced in equal proportion, so each box has the same chance at any one of them
