This Porygon has a very clean surface but the obvious off-centered front, and corner wear on the back made this fetch the 9
The card also reads: Whenever Narset, Enlightened Exile attacks, exile target noncreature, nonland card with mana value less than Narsets power from a graveyard and copy it
Additionally, Japanese cards tend to have a glossy finish, which makes them feel more high-quality than English cards
It copies any "Rokket Dragon" effect in the GY by shuffling that card into the deck, which, with the existence of Borrel Munitions, is more of a cost than it sounds like
A card with devoid can be granted a color by another effect, in which case it will be the granted color but still technically have the mechanic
The fact that it can only go in five color decks is the only thing keeping it from the top spot on this list