I think in this case, the previous cards with Magmortar firing were deemed acceptable because they could be passed off a fantastical Pokemon attack, while perhaps this time TPCi thought that the smoke was too suggestive of a fired hand gun, which is a type of weapon that is more accessible to children than Pokemon fire or a mortar/bazooka, and changed the pose for that reason
meta, with card effects that can range from summoning more monsters to downright shutting down enemy abilities and wiping them off of the field
With double strike and a +1/+1 counter every time another legendary creature enters your battlefield, it quickly scales into a major threat
At some point, she landed on the Plane of Ikoria , where she fended off giant monsters before disappearing again
Fake cards As inevitably happens with things that are as popular and valuable as Pokemon cards
So, I guess Ugin's the winner, but like I said, 2015 wasn't an especially broken year in Magic