Art Digimon is and has always been a sort of edgier cousin to Pokmon, so expect a very similar art style with more dangerous-looking creatures
He is likely better off focusing on the primary gameplan of animating Griselbrand, and if he has to adopt a plan B, he's likely better off using the fast mana on a big creature that threatens to win the game on its own
It replaces itself with a land, but all the power is in the flipside, Roar of the Fifth People
It could be worth the drawback of giving your opponent ink if it removes a high-value Item card your opponent is counting on
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Also, Bill was hoping for a mechanic that was a little less synergistic, something that could stand on its own more, one that didn't require you dedicating a whole theme just to play it