The EX variant gives Lugia powerful game potential, and the #74 printing is one of the more collectable
All monsters in this series have an effect to Special Summon themselves from the hand while the player controls an "Adventurer Token" and each has an effect that benefits the Deck from setting the theme's Trap Cards from Deck, to searching and Field Spell placement, to even disruption
And since this counts as any basic land type it also taps for any color of mana, although it cannot be in any deck other than Five Color in Commander for that reason
A 7,000 Power attack will force at least 2 Counter cards from opponents to shut your attack down
it's a "hidden essential" for card storage enthusiasts
Dont make my same mistakes however: A white Featherbrained Filcher caught my eye since it generates a Food token when it leaves the battlefield, compelling me to attempt a white-green deck for that reason (black-green is far better for food)