Its design is reminiscent of a mantis, which is fitting given its Bug typing, while its Flying type adds an unexpected twist, allowing it to hover and glide with ease
Ive played at least once every day for the past week, and I dont see that changing
This leaves the deck with a curve of something like suspend Lotus Bloom on Turn 1, cast some cantrips on Turn 2, on Turn 3 play a Phyrexian Unlife, on Turn 4 cast Glorious End on the opponent's upkeep to force them to skip their turn, and on Turn 5 win the game
Even though I dont play enough Modern to have a great feel for where this lands in the format, it's pretty clear this frog has the power level we've come to associate with cards that have Modern Horizons set symbols on them
But I interpreted her design and combat role as similar to the white mage, FINAL FANTASY's designated support job
They have the text and energy requirements applied directly to the cards artwork without any sort of background or borders