In the anime though, Exodia Necross' mechanics are altered somewhat even though the summoning condition is the same where each of the Exodia pieces in the Graveyard grants Necross a different effect: "Exodia the Forbidden One" makes Necross immune to destruction by battle, "The Left Leg" renders it invulnerable to destruction by Spell Cards, "The Right Leg" protects it from destruction by Trap Cards, "The Left Arm" shields it from destruction by effects from Monsters, and "The Right Arm" grants Necross 1000 ATK every time it's in battle at the end of the Damage Step
Warrior Lady (plus the rest of Dark Crisis) Is there a reason to actually buy this set beyond the novelty of being able to recreate a childhood visit to Toys R Us and open a few booster packs with cards that have since long lost relevancy in the modern metagame as a result of inevitable power creep
It's now been eight days since Creatures Inc
A wipe is your reset button
Serialized-exclusives, like the Praetor artwork, have been far more successful in drawing attention to these singles than simply cutting print runs, so Im doubtful that more of the same just with smaller numbers in the art box will make a massive wave in the sets to come