It also can discard any number of cards and its pretty good when you want to play multiple madness cards in the same turn

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Think of investigating simply as the action of creating a Clue token
One card shows that at one point, "SPYRAL Quik-Fix" was kidnapped, and when the other agents come to the rescue, they see that "Sleeper" has been brainwashed to capture "Quik-Fix." The fight with "Sleeper" leads to him dying, and to try and cope with the loss of his friend, "Super Agent" takes a piece of his gear to remember him by, shown in "SPYRAL GEAR - Fully Armed." 4 Sky Striker Ace In a world that's struggling with war, "Sky Striker Ace - Raye," uses the "Sky Striker Mecha" to try and fight for peace
According to data from the trading card index "Card Ladder," cited by The Wall Street Journal (WSJ), the value of Pokmon cards soared more than 3,000% over the past 20 years, while the S&P 500 index rose about 480%
Thats just my opinion