You see, every time a player draws their second card each turn, they exile the top card of their library
However, it can get complicated, as threshold checked at different times depending on the type of spell you cast
for the sake of consistency, lets call them NeoA and NeoB respectively
For players of that vintage, theyre as iconic as Najeela or Edgar Markov today
Collectors also chase the Shadowless variant of this Charizard card that is characterised by the absence of a black drop shadow to the right of the artwork box, non-bold HP font, and a lighter red background, indicating it is from an early "first print run" immediately following 1st Edition cards
There are six-drops that pack more power, but few that pack this kind of punch and are this hard to deal with cleanly