It is a card that bridges the gap between the WOTC-era shiny Charizard tradition and the modern market, and that bridge position gives it enduring appeal
Instead, it appears to be a mural or graffiti on the side of a building, possibly in Amonkhet
In general, I think such Gimmick decks can be built with the following parameters: 11-16 Lands 9-16 copies of Card A (Hero, Rat, Elves etc.) 4-8 copies of Card B (Dark Ritual, Crusade, Giant Growth) Remaining cards are miscellaneous inclusions or singletons
Emet-Selch gives you the same effect on a permanent basis, provided youre willing to put in the work
Get ready to build a deck that's faster than the speed of sound
That's strong (if it ever happens), but not exactly game-winning enough to be worth the trouble of filling a deck with a bunch of 2-mana 3/1s