That thing always puzzled me. Why did they feel the urge to make a throwback to kezzerdrix? Why is it rare? What makes this thing blue? Why is it pink? How did they manage to give it a serious flavor text the first time around? Who decided this would make a good reprint for 7th? Who felt it was so successful in 7th, it should stay for 8th AND 9th? How come mixing a bunny (what... maybe 2 feet at most?) with a piranha (again, 2 feet at the very most) creates a 9 feet tall monster? How much steroids is that thing taking?
mimeoplasmlord
★★★★☆ (4.8/5.0)(2 votes)
This goes against every single law in the island book, and to top it all off, more mana than its worth. Ten out of ten for creativity, however. While I would not use one, it would be cool to have.
tavaritz
★★★★★ (5.0/5.0)(2 votes)
To say that this is rare is very misleading. Starter 2000 was sold in a two deck set that had all these cards in the decks. No Starter 2000 boosters was ever made. So each time you bought the set you get the same cards.
it's the same thing today when they say that Nicol Bolas, Planeswalker from the Duel Decks: Ajani vs. Nicol Bolas is a mythic rare. What mythic rare is there when you get one each time you buy that set?
Paolino
☆☆☆☆☆ (0.0/5.0)
This is surely my favourite version of this card: without expansion symbol. I think the less you put on this card, the better it looks. :D Moreover, this artwork is far better than the 7th Edition one.
I would like to throw one of these on the battlefield in a tournament and see opponent's face...
Terrible and insane. It's not as if blue's creatures at the time were overpowered, so they stripped out the Mahamoti Djinn from the base set and added this crazy thing which makes no sense at all. It's a huge pink bunny... in blue... with no abilities... that takes too much to cast.
Had this silly critter appeared in one set, it would be have been a normal mistake, but how it stuck around for several core sets as a staggering example of a completely useless and out of flavor card is beyond me. Trained Orgg, it's worthless red twin, is at least "sort of" in flavor for red (a big ground creature and an Orgg), but even that doesn't excuse how bad it is. This thing has no excuse.
vantha
☆☆☆☆☆ (0.0/5.0)
3/5 just for being an evil pink bunny, magic has werewolves, trolls, goblins, and angels but they need to print more pink bunnies!!!! This card always reminds me of Donnie Darko.
No seriously 7 mana for a 6/6 vanilla, green players are laughing hysterically right now. But when you consider that its a start set and blue hardly gets big creatures, this actually made sense at 1 time.
TheWrathofShane
☆☆☆☆☆ (0.0/5.0)
Vanilla creatures are bad. Frost titan says whats up.
molly_cr
☆☆☆☆☆ (0.0/5.0)
Check the creatures blue had in 9th edition. Think a good blue finisher from the list in limited and tell me again what you think of Vizzerdrix
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Rare
Ever.
it's the same thing today when they say that Nicol Bolas, Planeswalker from the Duel Decks: Ajani vs. Nicol Bolas is a mythic rare. What mythic rare is there when you get one each time you buy that set?
Moreover, this artwork is far better than the 7th Edition one.
I would like to throw one of these on the battlefield in a tournament and see opponent's face...
All this holds exactly the same for Starter 2000 Trained Orgg.
Had this silly critter appeared in one set, it would be have been a normal mistake, but how it stuck around for several core sets as a staggering example of a completely useless and out of flavor card is beyond me. Trained Orgg, it's worthless red twin, is at least "sort of" in flavor for red (a big ground creature and an Orgg), but even that doesn't excuse how bad it is. This thing has no excuse.
No seriously 7 mana for a 6/6 vanilla, green players are laughing hysterically right now. But when you consider that its a start set and blue hardly gets big creatures, this actually made sense at 1 time.
Frost titan says whats up.