The program is done in partnership with Professional Sports Authenticator (PSA), so all of the cards are graded and slabbed
In the final season, Varis ends up making his own Ignis-like program to deal with rouge AI like the recently antagonistic Ai, which he claims is another fire vs fire situation, and returns to his anti-heroic AI hunting ways, even willing to antagonize Playmaker and his allies if they get in his way again
Not a lot, more like a 60/40 favor
These include the normal summon/set of one monster (in face-up attack position or face-down defense position respectively), any special summons you are allowed, the activation/setting of spells and traps, and changing battle positions of your monsters, including flip-summoning facedown defending monsters into the face-up attack position
Looking at the Black Market price graph reminds me of the article where I talked about how I expected Blind Obedience to recover
Are these tournament-legal cards