Heatran: My first, and still one of very few mons I've had an in-person trade for that wasn't just for evolution Excadrill: The main one of the first set of mons I raised for the purpose of being on a team, instead of just using whatever I had lying around postgame
Yes, it is likely to appeal to younger players, but it has such a long history that the assumption becomes ludicrous
Representing Final Fantasy X's Zanarkand, Ancient Metropolis introduces a new style of land that can be played either as a land, tapping for green in this case, or played as a Sorcery-Adventure
This commander can cheat these iconic creatures onto the battlefield whenever you mill them
Plus, creatures like Barkform Harvester can prevent you from losing in this situation
But the support for a token-aggro strategy is definitely there, and its simplicity means it can be powerful without relying on a precise combination of cards