Shroofus Sproutsire is a bit of a weak creature, just a 1/1 for three mana, that curiously has trample, giving you room to buff Shroofus up a bit
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Conversely, English TCG cards can be more expensive abroad because of import costs, rarity in foreign markets, and distribution fees, making Japanese cards an attractive option for international collectors