Likewise, like many manga creators, Takahashi wants to create really evil, despicable bad guys, but he also needs to have them turn into good guys later, so he repeatedly creates bad guys with split personalities, so that the "bad side" of their personality can be exorcised and the "good side" can then go hang out happily with our heroes (and thus become one of the boring coterie of side-characters who do nothing but cheer at Yugi's matches)
On later turns, you can play them on untapped lands and use them immediately, ensuring you see at least 1 use out of them and breaking even on your mana investment
However, two different Planeswalker cards depicting the same character are totally okay you can have both Gideon, Ally of Zendikar and Gideon of the Trials on your side of the battlefield
Its less about getting every rare card and more about creating a cohesive deck where the cards work well together
Oath of Teferi Oath of Teferi is the most obvious choice from past cards, and rather than going in chronological order I'm starting with this five-mana enchantment because of what we already know about WAR: that there's going to be one planeswalker in every pack
Characterized by a monochrome color scheme matching the Pokmon, their low distribution has made them a topic of conversation and caused their market price to rise