It doesnt have the greatest ceiling, and one could argue its just another graveyard deck, but the floor is solid, with ample room for customization
The art, as well as being a cute bunny, also doesn't hurt its collectability
It doesnt rely heavily on Rare Candies, Arvens, or TM Evolutions given its powerful Stage 1 that lets you draw
You might argue that this gives a home to green energy cards from Kaladesh , but were you dying to play Longtusk Cub and Bristling Hydra in EDH
Its a beefy fighter with 170 HP, and it has two different attacks
So as a whole, I would say its obviously very good for Japan, but more than anything, its just trying to lean into the authenticity of what it represents to that market what the history is with respect to video gaming culture in that region, and making our players globally excited.