That makes it useful in just about any white deck, and thats being borne out so far in the new Standard, with the trusty pup being slotted into +1/+1 counter decks, vanilla aggro decks, and even some multicolored ones
Hydroid Krasis Most X-spells thrive off flexibility
Category #2 (Fifteen cards): Anguirus, Armored Killer (Gemrazer) Babygodzilla, Ruin Reborn (Pollywog Symbiote) Biolante, Plant Beast Form (Nethroi, Apex of Death) Bio-Quartz Spacegodzilla (Brokkos, Apex of Forever) Destroyah, Perfect Lifeform (Everquill Phoenix) Doral, the Perfect Pet (Sprite Dragon) Ghidorah, King of Cosmos (Illuna, Apex of Wishes) Gigan, Cyberclaw Terror (Gyruda, Doom of Depths) Godzilla, Doom Inevitable (Yidaro, Wandering Monster) Godzilla, Primeval Champion (Titanoth Rex) King Caesar, Ancient Guardian (Huntmaster Liger) King Caesar, Awoken Titan (Snapdax, Apex of the Hunt) Mothra, Supersonic Queen (Luminous Broodmoth) Rodan, Titan of Winged Fury (Vadrok, Apex of Thunder) Spacegodzilla, Void Invader (Void Beckoner) These fifteen cards appear in all languages of the promotion
It's an amazing-looking card with excellent action shots of both Cynthia and her Pokmon
Colorless Aether Hub D+ Aether Hub feels less like a three color enabler and more like a utility land you can play if the colored requirements in your two color deck aren't that stringent