And I think that with the right resources, you should be able to build a creature-heavy deck that ignores the mana curve and weighs towards huge game ending threats to have hatching out of Atlas eggs
I was actually at dinner with some of my Magic friends who only vaguely know Pokmon (but who have extremely strong metagame fundamentals), and I asked them this question: Consider a metagame with three decks: Rock, Paper, and Scissors
You can pair it with Faithless Looting or other draw-discard effects to help fuel its flashback side, which makes it a natural fit in Izzet spell recursion archetypes
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As the forecast ability resolves, the card remains in your hand, and it technically remains revealed until you move out of the upkeep step
Tidus, Yuna's Guardian and its Final Fantasy Commander deck took ownership of moving counters and are very impactful with great planeswalkers, sagas, and a host of other cards beyond +1/+1 counters
