The star of FFX comes to MtG in the form of Tidus, Yunas Guardian
No holofoil, no fancy lettering, just your standard card
Because of your card advantage and durable threats, you're also able to take either a more aggressive or more controlling role depending on the matchup which is very nice
By the time Pudge Butcher is played, if the opponent doesnt have a site next to their avatar, and if they dont have a way to kill Pudge Butcher then its too late by the next turn Pudge Butcher will shoot a projectile and drag the opponents avatar for a fight
Think of signpost draft uncommons that highlight a Magic sets mechanic, like Ash, Party Crasher from Wilds of Eldraine
Some of the more well-known creature types are elves, goblins, merfolk, and zombies