However, one of its big weakness is permanently getting rid of things
If this card is in your hand: You can target 1 face-up monster on the field
During an attack on the city Akros, Kytheon gathers his rapscallion crew and defends the polis against a swarm of incoming monsters, successfully fending them off and proving his worth in the eyes of the Therosian god Heliod
Based on the pattern these two sets have established, the smart expectation is that the 30th Celebration set will likely perform respectably, in line with Celebrations solid-but-unspectacular trajectory, rather than replicating 151s explosive results
In addition, while Haakon cant be played from the command zone, he can be played from your graveyard, which works even better since it avoids the commander tax issue
But from a Commander perspective, theres just a lot here to digest