Combining a Panharmonicon with a Torpor Orb and then slapping it on a 4/7 body with vigilance sounds like something dreamed up by a mad scientist Magic designer, especially when you set its mana cost to just five mana
Performance metrics focus on card durability, chip read range, and data retention capabilities
With repeatable triggers that occur through lands entering the battlefield, these effects pair in great fashion with the likes of mana ramp and fetch lands that reliably allow additional lands to enter the battlefield under your control, providing significant additional value with minimal effort required
You can use it for win cons like Valakut and Mirrex, or Treasures with Treasure Trove, and more
All-Seeing Arbiter is nothing special, and will be in that $1.50 range
This is exacerbated in their rarer alternate art variants, which place those sterile 3D models onto a white background and surrounds them with a thick outline, as if there was anything else on the card to possibly look at and take our attention away from the Pokmon itself