While I understand this is to entice players to purchase collector boosters, Im not a fan of hiding away some of the cards in a collector booster
MTG's FF13 Cards Steal a Page Out of Yu-Gi-Oh!'s Playbook With Card Fusion FF13 's stagger mechanic is translated into MTG with the same name, only it allows players to deal double damage with a source they control if one with stagger dealt damage to a player before that
Battlebondis a standalone booster release designed for Two-Headed Giant Limited play - both Sealed and Booster Draft
Stacking up extra counters has a wide range of uses, from buffing your creatures to killing your opponents with poison
The most significant recent addition to this category, though, is Longshot, Rebel Bowman
Jack-Jack Parr, Incredible Potential Enchanted, 232/204 It seems that Lorcana fans are really keen to get their hands on cards featuring characters from Pixars superhero saga, The Incredibles