Just like the playmats and binders available at every local gaming shop, customisation is another key feature in TCG Pocket, allowing players to personalise their decks and collections at a deep level
Common cards obviously don't go for much money, whereas rare cards can sell for thousands, or perhaps even hundreds of thousands of dollars
Summoning it normally is a -1 (you used 2 monsters and end up with 1), detaching doesn't lose you any advantage cause you have the same number of cards as your did before paying the cost (1)
After cutting, you have a few options: Sleeving Over a Common Card: Some players place the proxy in front of a random YuGiOh common card, then slip both into a sleeve
While he might not do much for Zombie strategies on his own, Thraximundar benefits from the resiliency of the kindred theme, since a 6/6 with haste which doesn't stay a 6/6 for long is going to be targeted down quickly
In multicolour cards, there is at least one battle for each of the ten colour combinations, except white/black, which has two (Invasion of New Capenna, and Invasion of Tolvada)