My last name, Fang, doesnt refer to pointy teeth, but rather to a character which means four-sided. In East Asian cultures, the number four is considered unlucky because it sounds similar to the word for death. So, a 4-mana cost feels especially fitting for this card, at least on an artistic level
The damage they've taken in combat doesn't get erased, so you need ones that can last and be damaging
This card is also important for one other major reason it allows for consistent combo strings to prepare 3 different Neo-Spacian monsters to allow for a Favorite Contact into Elemental HERO Cosmo Neos during the opponents turn, turning off their cards/effects for the rest of the turn
is the Field Spell for the Danger
Collectors who want both states need duplicate copies of all three cards
During its time in Standard, The Great Henge remained a staple for some of its lifetime, at least, after Oko was banned