// Sephiroth, One-Winged Angel Flying Super Nova As this creature transforms into Sephiroth, One-Winged Angel, you get an emblem with Whenever a creature dies, target opponent loses 1 life and you gain 1 life. Whenever Sephiroth attacks, you may sacrifice any number of other creatures
To summarize MTG designer Gavin Verhey's explanation, All That Glitters becomes a problem early game and lasts until late game if opponents can't respond to it
When joking about Eidolon of Rhetoric, for instance, u/MediocreBeard highlighted there are more ways to inflict anime on your opponents in MTG
And controlling a mountain is a condition you'll basically never fail to meet, making Anger the best haste-anthem in red
An honorable mention would be the green-blue jungle secrets merfolk deck that can be easily upgraded
An extra body is never a bad thing, especially in a lot of black builds that use sacrifice mechanics