It is a Grass card illustrated by Shigenori Negishi
On top of that, Aurora, Dreaming Guardians three strength and five willpower pair with its two lore to make it a solid card by itself, able to likely withstand a few attacks in the early game - especially given that having Shift 3, allowing you to bring it out on top of another Aurora card for a lower ink cost, means you can have it on the field very early on
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A damage-doubling creature is almost always viable, and he is pretty close to being on par in mana without considering how strong his ability is
Im not sure what a successful version of O-Kagachi was ultimately going to look like, but this design has always been a little too slow to be a deterrent against players attacking you
To begin with, this tournament was held during the month where Lions Eye Diamond was very nearly as good as Black Lotus (except you could play four!)