This Regular print of the card probably has the weirdest design, with the Magikarp seemingly about to be swallowed by its partner and not particularly enjoying the prospect
Sometimes it just makes more sense to break down tons of bulky products and sell the packs this way, because you can drastically reduce the shipping costs and move the product quicker
The other big thing here is that you get control over when you drop this down making sure that you are able to minimize the very real and significant risk of giving the opponent two Treasure
Banlists and restriction lists are fairly common in most TCGs and CCGs as a way to balance out the meta by removing problematic cards that make the rest of the competitive scene extremely unfair
Once the card is out of print it may go up in price, but its not guaranteed. Jason A., a collector from East Tennessee who declined to give his last name, compared it to the stock market: You can take a bet on a cards value
You can untap enchanted permanents with the +2 and create an umbra armor aura enchanting a creature with the -1