Clearly, a lot of players think its one of the best cards in MTG Foundations, and Im inclined to agree
But just like Karplusan Yeti above, I think this is simply a product of early MTG where some of the card artwork don't quite have the main creature it's supposed to be depicting in the main focus
Sephiroths Intervention: Probably not the kind of intervention your opponent is hoping for
Its a common thing to hear that every mechanic in MTG is a variation on kicker and split cards
Elephant Ambush, Roar of the Wurm, and Beast Attack can make two tokens each
With pretty insane draw capabilities, a ton of tricky ways to work around your opponent by bouncing cards to the hand, granting them reckless, or sending multiple foes to the Inkwell via Spooky Sight, Emerald/Sapphire is a welcome alternative to the more meta-hardened Steel decks that will likely dominate the meta this time around