Everyone came back with designs, but Richard Garfield was the one who evolved the idea the furthest
In the game's (relatively) early days, Monsters like Chaos Emperor Dragon and Yata-Garasu, as well as powerful Spells Harpie's Feather Duster and Graceful Charity (both of which are still OP to this day), became staples in almost every deck hoping for competitive play, leading to a stifling meta-game that restricted imaginative deck building
The bigger monsters in The Grand Creators include Inzektor Picofalena, a Link Monster that can equip Insect monsters to other Insects (not specifically Inzektor, but it does include them) to give them +500 ATK/DEF
Rare cards generally appear once per booster pack
Meanwhile, a huge wave rises in the foreground, a natural force that balances out the man-made force that dominates the scene