On this card, artist Kimiya Masago has masterfully captured the essence of this aquatic predator, depicting it in a dynamic and aggressive pose, ready to pounce on its prey
Allow me to explain this through a couple more examples of my own decks that exist in brackets beyond what their contents would suggest: Upgraded Example Helga, Skittish Seer My Helga, Skittish Seer deck is all about maximizing how much mana the little Frog produces and how many times I can trigger her in a turn
In one close match, my opponent pulled ahead by almost 10 lore thanks to a robustly defended Moana (with the power to quest a whopping three lore points!), leaving them only a handful of points from victory
CoroCoro Comic ran an illustration contest in Japan in 1997 and 1998, and the winners received this card
A 5-mana investment gets you +2/+2, a forced discard, and wait, whats that