In any case, these one-use flicker cards almost never do anything else to impact the game, so increasing their density to have access to them all the time is filling your deck up with situationally-useless cards
I think the answer will generally be no, but I could imagine a deck making good use of the backside, so we'll stick it in D-tier
Cunning From Duel Decks Anthology From Fate Reforged Intro pack From Duel Decks Elspeth vs
Beyond that, the set is littered with big-ticket chase cards, such as a secret alternate art version of beloved dragon-type legendary Rayquaza as well as more Eeveelutions with secret alternate art in the form of Leafeon, Glaceon and Sylveon.
In the specific case of this card, the English version is a bigger catch than the Japanese
They offer more value for your money, better authenticity, higher pull rates, and a greater sense of fun when opening the packs