So even though I probably glanced through 2,000 card or so, I had a much more focused mindset
For example: Arthur, Marigold Knight is a commander that cheats a creature into play when it attacks, but you must return that creature to its owners hand at end of combat
Costing 2 colorless and 2 red mana, he's affordable enough to make a solid aggro deck, especially if you have a Goblin Warchief or two on the field to reduce his 2 colorless
Threatens are the main reason to do this
Normal combat damage happens with poison creatures but the player just doesnt gain a new poison counter when the trigger resolves
Like his presence in Fantasia , his depiction effectively balances whimsy and a certain intimidating air, and it's easy to see how Mickey might regret getting on his bad side