The shuffle is part of a triggered ability, which means theres a chance for someone (even us, if we want to put it back on the battlefield) to target it
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The History of Shiny Cards in the TCG The first Shiny cards in the Pokmon trading card game appeared in the Neo Revelation expansion in 2001, with the famous Shiny Magikarp card
Upon opening the package I could see the box was sealed in the plastic seal and without any real damage to the box at all
Mythos of Snapdax also tends to whiff if your opponents control more than one each of those permanents types