Why is there a squirrel in this picture?
Posted By:
LordAlvon
(9/30/2010 6:03:20 PM)
it seems only fitting to use this on a squirrel token
Posted By:
thegatekeeper
(1/15/2011 8:13:16 AM)
REALLY needed to be an instant.
Posted By:
thedarkheathen
(2/24/2011 4:47:47 AM)
They reprinted a form of this in m12 Titanic Growth
Posted By:
use643
(10/24/2011 9:28:29 AM)
I'm stumped and have a question here. I have 4 copies of this card. One is from the Portal set, and one is Starter 2000. The other 2 are where I'm running in to a problem. They have the squirrel picture, which means they must be from Starter 1999, Starter 2000, or Portal Second Age. They have a black line separating the text, which rules out 2000. They also have a star for the edition, and the artists name centered, which should mean they're 1999. However, they have a white border like 2000, instead of the black border it shows for 1999. Thoughts anyone? Did I find some misprints? Fluke copies? Or is the border being both colors in one printing common? And if it makes them any different, does it change the price on them at all? Thanks!
Posted By:
WraithBalor
(11/23/2011 5:19:56 AM)
@thedarkheathen
Yes, it should be (compare to vines of vastwood). However, in its time it was still very good.
@lordalvon
Many green powerups have animals (especially squirrels) in their pictures. For example Might of Oaks (the Urza's legacy version) also does. The reason for is squirrel is probably because most people understand how small a squirrel is and so it is easy to see just how much it has grown (compared to what it usually is).
@thegatekeeper
Yes, you should. Then laugh evilly. As you attack into your opponent's nightstalker.
Posted By:
marmaris74
(4/8/2012 8:48:12 PM)
Hey, now there's both Titanic Growth and Phytoburst to be strictly better than this! Yay!
Posted By:
Jake-and-a-Myr
(7/2/2013 11:38:08 PM)