Decks based on Mishra's Workshop have few true comparisons in other formats
Dragonlord Ojutais credentials make him a fine choice, and Im honestly thrilled to see more artwork by Yuko Shimizu after her excellent Special Guest Secret Lair and a stunning Thraben Inspector promo card
MTG Nexus has the most options for card frames, including split and fuse cards, aftermath frames, sagas, battles, plus borderless versions
Ifrit 33%inclusion 31%synergy 5.68K decks 17.4K decks Summon: Primal Garuda 32%inclusion 30%synergy 5.73K decks 18K decks Dryad of the Ilysian Grove 29%inclusion 17%synergy 5.31K decks 18.2K decks Jill, Shiva's Dominant 27%inclusion 25%synergy 4.92K decks 18.2K decks Destiny Spinner 25%inclusion 21%synergy 4.62K decks 18.2K decks Satsuki, the Living Lore 25%inclusion 22%synergy 4.57K decks 18.2K decks Summon: Leviathan 25%inclusion 23%synergy 4.51K decks 18.2K decks Yuna, Grand Summoner 24%inclusion 22%synergy 4.33K decks 18.2K decks Ignoble Hierarch 24%inclusion 13%synergy 4.32K decks 18.2K decks Summon: Fat Chocobo 22%inclusion 21%synergy 3.90K decks 17.4K decks Bloom Tender 22%inclusion 4%synergy 4.07K decks 18.2K decks Yenna, Redtooth Regent 22%inclusion 19%synergy 4.03K decks 18.2K decks Zur, Eternal Schemer 22%inclusion 18%synergy 3.92K decks 18.2K decks Anikthea, Hand of Erebos 21%inclusion 19%synergy 3.82K decks 18.2K decks Noble Hierarch 20%inclusion 11%synergy 3.63K decks 18.2K decks Clive, Ifrit's Dominant 19%inclusion 18%synergy 3.47K decks 18.2K decks Sigurd, Jarl of Ravensthorpe 19%inclusion 17%synergy 3.44K decks 18.2K decks Summon: G.F
At this point only 3 different fillers are known to exist
Furthermore, in Kaiju-focused decks, it can also negate opposing effects, making it one of the most versatile Aqua-type monsters ever printed
