This could be due to the fact that Gold Pack 2016 was never released outside Japanperhaps reducing the sets and thus the cards ability to appeal to the Yu-Gi-Oh fanbase in general
In 2006, the magician Uri Geller filed a lawsuit against Nintendo and The Pokemon Company on the basis that Kadabra was using his likeness without his permission
TCG has plenty of cards that force your opponent to read them to understand what they do
That means if you are casting your mill win cons against a graveyard literate deck, which is very common in Commander and other kitchen table formats, that the milled stuff won't hit the graveyard or trigger their Syr Konrad, the Grim
Full-art ex or full-art Supporter, where the character breaks out of the normal frame across the whole card
Given that these Jurassic World cards will not be legal in Standard, Modern, or Pioneer, it makes sense that these cards would be heavily slanted towards the Commander format