That said, one super clever choice here is bringing Mickey Mouse Detective back in the Sapphire/Steel set
Add the cantrip and the devoid protection from color-directed counters and you have an excellent way to attack at the most crucial times
The easiest way to think of it is this: if you know you always want to see at least one copy of a particular creature or spell (or anything else) each game, then you want four of it
And like other evoke incarnations, you can pitch a blue card to cast it for free
The best Magic: The Gathering Bloomburrow Commander isn't as glaringly obvious as it is during some set releases - Wizards of the Coast has done a particularly excellent job with this wave of preconstructed (precon) decks, such that each one has some appeal as a potent strategy while no clear favorite has emerged
However, as best we can tell this information can be attributed to a few rogue listings on TCGPlayer skewing the data - it doesn't appear to match market value