Marvin, Murderous Mimic In a moment of bloodthirsty whimsy, a razorkin once picked up a lifeless ventriloquist's puppet and used it to terrorize a survivor only to receive a nasty surprise when the puppet quickened, its dormant seed of life nudged awake with the razorkin's unwitting aid
Its Ability, Drive Off, is essentially Sabrina on legs, which you can activate once per turn
Interestingly, this Charizard is part of the final set that the game company Wizards of the Coast developed, and as such, only had a single print run, leading to fewer cards being printed compared to other sets of the time
However, inverted back is the name the collecting community has given these types of errors, which are very popular
Mewtwo is depicted on a holographic background, emphasizing its power and elegance