Furthermore, whenever an Elemental you control dies, you mill three cards, providing you access to additional Forests you can play

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This very old card, from the 1996 set Mirage, is a green board wipe that only hits artifacts
Coveted Jewel There are more busted cards I can copy with Mishra, Eminent One, but if I do that once with Coveted Jewel, I draw six cards for neutral mana in a deck that usually has a Slobad, Iron Goblin effect lurking around
Living Death While Living Death is technically a symmetrical effect, it always seems to hit the stack right after the Meren of Clan Nel Toth player conveniently lets their commander hit their well-stocked graveyard
Its appearances in various Pokmon games and its adaptability to different regional forms highlight its significance within the franchise, making it a memorable, if not iconic, Pokmon among fans and collectors alike