Given how much the MTG community loves to have a good ol complain, it seemed almost certain that Jumpstart 2022 would cause serious problems with its anime cards
You can always fire it off to blank something that targets you, too, since it gives a player hexproof in addition to small creatures
The idea for this came from me not really owning any real Constructed decks in paper at the time, having gotten into Pauper as a way to be able to play on a budget
After weeks of being upwards of $70 each (with the exception of Final Fantasy 6s Revival Trance, which has always hovered close to MSRP), you can now buy a bundle of all four decks for $200 (or $199.99, to be precise)
You can either remove more powerful attackers, or your opponents might just choose not to attack until they can deal with this card, buying you some time
If you choose not to (or can't) cast the card, it remains exiled with no time counters on it, and it's no longer suspended