Life's Origin can do it piece-by-piece, sure, but Brilliant Restoration , Dance of the Manse , Resurgent Belief , and, to a lesser extent, Creeping Renaissance and Crystal Chimes all do it so much better
The name of the card seems to suggest Aurora's eyes aren't just closed in the artwork, but the princess is actually asleep
The evoke is also only 1 blue mana, where casting the creature normally costs 2 blue mana, meaning if you're having trouble getting 2 blue, this card still isn't dead in your hand
This trend stays the course for the second product that completed the MTG MLP crossover four years later
It's becoming increasingly clear to me that this impulse draw nonsense might actually be a key way to make sure I'm hitting my land drops
Although both of these effects are useful, theres no real synergy between them, beyond the fact that they are both vaguely Control focussed effects