The cycling one is a 3-drop 3/1 with flash and flying and can play flash tricks with its flying and higher power you can trade with flyers that thought it was safe to attack over your ground troopers
We do have at least one very fun combination to try and reanimate Mishra, Claimed by Gix and Phyrexian Dragon Engine are both fine on their own, but together can meld into the mighty Mishra, Lost to Phyrexia
Whatever the case, it's been a key component of Standard, Pioneer, Alchemy, Historic, and Explorer decks that run Islands
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After some discussion, Wizards and SQEX agreed to prioritize the latest rerelease localizations whenever we encountered divergences in SQEX's own localizations for terms from older titles, so initially, SQEX's creators and Localization team suggested that we call the card "Meteor Strike." However, this was something that Principle Narrative Designer Dillon Deveney went back and forth through multiple rounds of negotiations with SQEX, explaining how important that scene and the name "Suplex" would be to English-speaking FINAL FANTASY VI fans, how kids growing up would yell "suplex!" at the top of their lungs while playing at the playground, and how the nostalgia of the term was something that he wanted to keep as an Easter egg for English-speaking FINAL FANTASY VI fans