They've gone from being a somewhat underwhelming and underutilised mechanic in Ixalan to something that borders on being broken thanks to the likes of cards like Korvold, Fae-Cursed King
The Backup mechanic on Voldaren Thrillseeker seems like it could result in some pretty unexpected combos depending on what abilities are linked to it for example, just within this set, you can use it with the previously revealed Yargle and Multani to deal 20 damage
This artifact has a fun story attached to it, too: Originally, Skullclamp was designed to give a +1/+1 buff, but before seeing print the Magic designers thought that such a buff would make Skullclamp too powerful and they changed it to +1/-1
Mechanically the backing has no significance and isnt even maintained as the card moves zones, but oh man the tilt factor. Conclusion This year, Wizards of the Coast have continued their long-standing tradition of April fools pranks and gotten a glowing response
Do you hope these original Pokemon cards see a Western release