First, he comes with the Banish keyword, which means when he smacks the opponents Leader, their Life cards go straight to the trashno dramatic Trigger effects, no surprises, just clean-up duty
This card depicts the Pocket Monster in an iconic fire-breathing pose that was replicated in subsequent versions of the card
Price by Set Visual Breakdown The chart below shows the most expensive card from each Scarlet & Violet era set, ordered by release date
It pairs easily with cards like Citanul Stalwart or Unidentified Hovership to cheat big threats into play like Valgavoth, Terror Eater and, of course, Atraxa, Grand Unifier
Ideally you want to flop this out onto a board where you have a bunch of dorks already and elect to give them all Goblin Arsonist triggers
When he deals combat damage to a foe, you can cast, for free, a sorcery with that much damage mana value or fewer