one piece tcg purple deck TCG: embodying Luffys journey as he pushes beyond his limits to become the Pirate King Red/Purple Luffy - Deck Overview

Our brain simply remembers how a card should look like (or anything else)

Anyway, enough about my technical struggles

In 2003, starting with the Eighth Edition Core Set, the game went through its biggest visual change since its creationa new card frame layout was developed to allow more rules text and larger art on the cards, while reducing the thick, colored border to a minimum

Shoutout to Spikefield Hazard for hitting players and exiling, both relevant lines of text, Song-Mad Treachery in general (It mostly doesn't matter how much a given threaten effect costs, as on a good day it'll be the last spell you cast), and Malakir Rebirth/Sejiri Shelter for being great at the low threat count decks (prowess) that I love encouraging