Wayta, Trainer Prodigy encourages you to fight your own creatures
While the nontoken clause hampers it a bit (but is welcome), I dont think most decks with White in the color identity will find that too troublesome of a burden when saving your board and even yourself from defeat is the upside
Coming in a little heftier than Atsu with two power and four toughness, he also costs a bit more to get onto the playing field, requiring one generic mana and one each of white, black, and blue
The deck does not actually lose any card in rotation , letting it enter the 2024 Standard unscathed, something not many other decks can claim
The blue flames of Charizards Dragon-type Mega X form, contrasted with the red Japanese text, translated as Inferno X - this cards signature move