Magic: The Gathering is well known for its rapid release cycle and 2025 kicks off with the upcoming Aetherdrift set
On top, I play corruptor Iblee because she will summon on the opponen't side of the field, so great for "blue sky" and enabe your opponen't for playing nibiru at all, and might shut down a lot of meta deck, mostly tri-brigade and swordsoul, who will struggles getting rid of her and not focuses on your board
Wizards has even gone so far as to capture a little bit of that Brothers Yamazaki feel by giving us pairs like Breeches, Brazen Plunderer and Malcolm, Keen-Eyed Navigator that are left open ended, just in case youd rather use Ghost of Ramirez DePietro with one of them instead
For eight mana, you can transform Kefka to Kefka, Ruler of Ruin
The sole reason behind Pinsir is Power Pinch, an attack that is amazing with the slap of a Double Colorless Energy