Massacre Girl is an exception to this rule
Each card like this will have an ink cost , which is how much ink a player will have to use - or exert - in order to use that card's ability
Good thing Im here. We can hear the oft-quoted words in her derisive tone just looking at this Magic: The Gathering FINAL FANTASY card
The virtual nature of the 'mons hasn't stopped players wanting to catch 'em all in the mainline video games or Pokemon Go
The flavor concerns aside (which to be fair is a Warhammer 40,000 issue more than a Magic one) and not a deal-breaker, its a mechanically compelling set that will have considerable influence for years
For example, in a blue/black Usopp Dressrosa build, this Luffy becomes a nightmare for the opponent: they cant easily remove him with effects, and if they try to sit with a full hand for defense, Luffy will punch in and make them trash a key card