[12] Despite the cards being designed with their respective robot mode as their front face, most of the art pieces for the Universes Beyond series seem to depict a transformation from vehicle to robot: Ratchet is seen arriving on the scene in ambulance mode to repair Jazz, Arcee is transforming into robot form mid-jump, Spike Witwicky is disembarking from Goldbug's Volkswagen mode, and so on
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These types of characters naturally lean into a more aggressive shell, and pair well with amber and amethyst
Standard is the least certain of the bunch, mostly because cards like Magma Spray and Abrade offer the ability to remove every one-mana creature along with some two- and three-mana creatures as well, but when you consider that the next-best options in white are cards like Gideon's Reproach and Slash of Talons (discounting enchantment-based removal like Seal Away, which is probably already in your main deck), the flexibility of killing one-drops and random sideboard hate might be enough for Isolate to sneak into sideboards in small numbers
Edgar, Charmed Groom / Edgar Markovs Coffin Edgar, Charmed Groom was a mainstay of its Standard format as a beefy, recurring threat
It basically turns all your creatures with +1/+1 counters into some form of Necrotic Ooze