It's a mass of flesh with two large legs sprouting on either side, and its body coils out like a tentacle wrapping around a tombstone or an obelisk of sorts
This isnt the first time for MTG with such effects, of course, with cards like Selfless Savior aplenty, but it is still a major flavor win that perfectly honors his story
This archetype is resilient against spot removal like Pacifism but can really suffer against cards like Man-o-War and Court Hussar which provide value while dealing with a threat, and Deaths-Head Buzzard will completely wreck decks overly reliant on one toughness creatures (which the fastest aggro decks are going to be)
That sounds like an equivalent exchange, but it can often work against you
Original Generation 1 fans remember Mewtwo from the first movie and the grueling cave at the end of Pokemon Red and Blue
This one cost sorcery has flashback for three so it's playable twice, and then it's a great first turn play, second-turn ramp or rock like Arcane Signet or Rampant Growth, third turn flashback