This card's resemblance to the Charizard V from Brilliant Stars is obvious, and this card pays homage to the similarly composed battle from that scene
The others can then be rearranged in any order and placed at the bottom of your deck
This card's subtle lighting and the shining sunset in the background are key to creating this impressively intimidating scene
Pyromancers Goggles from The Magic Origins Red Review was such a card, where it might not pay off now but feels like it could pay off in some future moment
Some examples include Fable of the Mirror-Breaker, Invoke Despair, and planeswalkers like The Wandering Emperor
Bane, Lord of Darkness Bane, Lord of Darkness has one of the more menacing (and easier to read) names on todays list, and for good reason