Its a little worse than the other free blue counterspells, just because it requires a board presence from you before you can cast it for free, as opposed to Force of Will and Pact of Negation
Then swap back
The frightening red storm and graceful blue sky come together to create a seemingly opposing scene that inspires dread and admiration alongside an understanding of how noteworthy of a card this is.
The five decks and themes that each commander belongs to are as follows: Entropic Uprising: This blue/black/red/green decks commander is Yidris, Maelstrom Wielder, and the decks focus is "Chaos," embracing the natural variance of the game with coin flips and Cascade effects
This card reminds me of Gideon, Ally of Zendikar which was a super-popular card in its time in Standard
Your opponent chooses the creature so it never kills the biggest threat, but that can be forgiven since you draw the chosen card plus another, and Azula produces mana to cast the spell