You can get a 1-power Big Game Hunter, a 2-power Ravenous Chupacabra, a 3-power Shriekmaw and a 4-power generic dork, and then you are assured that you are netting at least one ETB destroy effect
On Trainer cards it will always be found in the very bottom left hand corner of the card and for Energy cards it will always be in the top right hand corner, next to the word Energy
Besides KeyForge's Creatures being inspired by American pulp fiction and being classified into "Houses," not unlike Yu-Gi-Oh!'s Attributes, its gameplay is a simplified cross of Magic: The Gathering and Yu-Gi-Oh
Jigglypuff Night Sky A cheerful Jigglypuff floats in a starry night scene filled with moons, hearts, and music notes
This card bounces one of those two Pokemon back to your hand
We've seen abilities like it before on cards like Gnarlid Colony, but having it as an enchantment that also gives the counters needed to enable it push it up to a potential green stample for a good while to come