The Blue-Eyes arch type in the card game features support cards like The White Stone of Legend and The White Stone of Ancients to enhance its abilities
After about fifteen years, we can finally tick the "Number of Days Umezawa's Jitte Has Been Legal in Modern" counter up to one
However, it was not until three years later (from when the TCG first came out) that the game would be localised to the west
Subsequently, this decades-old card has recently spiked significantly in price
While there's no indication of more Energy cards being printed in upcoming sets, Wizard of the Coast's willingness to revisit the mechanic in different formats and releases might be a clue that we haven't seen the last of this mechanic
TCG is known for, it's all the various archetypes that different Monster, Spell, and Trap cards belong to