While Groudon and Kyogre both boast gaudy, detailed makeovers that give them an entirely new look, Kyogre's color palette lends itself to more visually distinctive cards, as Groudon's sea of red and darker hues tends to get lost in the sea of details and lettering plastered across the front
One is a land that shows up in every MTG Commander precon deck, the other is a Legacy and Vintage-playable card that costs $25 at its cheapest, with rarer variants going for hundreds of dollars
Some form of rough alphabetic ordering would also help
With the latest One Piece ban list, several slower Leaders from OP-08 like Marco (who appears in Red/Blue and has a heavy Whitebeard theme) and Charlotte Pudding (Yellow/Purple and focused on Big Mom Pirates) now have a chance to stake their flag in competitive play
Youll see them more than any other card in play, and theyre the heart and soul of the game
Other than the fact that its a reasonably costed 5/3 flying-trampler , you can dump an additional X to his 4cc