As of today, the market is having trouble keeping extended art foils in stock on key cards, and I question whether the additional inventory coming throughout the fall will be enough to fill in the gaps
Unfortunately, however, thats not the case all the time
Unsurprisingly, for those who kept up with MTG Final Fantasy at launch, all five of the most valuable chase cards are the Traveling Chocobo variants: Traveling Chocobo (Borderless, Japanese Exclusive, #551): $5,950 Traveling Chocobo (Borderless, Neon Ink Blue, #551c): $1,937.28 Traveling Chocobo (Borderless, Neon Ink Green, #551d): $1,862.90 Traveling Chocobo (Borderless, Neon Ink Yellow, #551a): $1,766.81 Traveling Chocobo (Borderless, Neon Ink Pink, #551b): $1,754.61 Edge of Eternities Edge of Eternities mixes a single four-figure showstopper with several more moderately priced Fracture Foils
I have played him, and will not play him again on account of land destruction being so unfun
It just shows up in so many lists as a way to make combos more consistent while holding the fort until you can actually go for the combo