This will be the chase card of the set, with its sheer presence and shiny beauty likely to be very coveted by Avatar and MTG fans alike
Vintage kept its restricted list, because some people wanted to play with powerful cards (and also because Type 1.5, aka legacy had started to take root, which, at the time, was just vintage with the restricted list renamed "banned list"), but in standard, you already couldn't play with all your cards, so there really wasn't any good reason to keep a restricted list
Runners-Up: Underappreciated M:TG Cards for Any Format One With Nothing is a notorious card from the Champions of Kamigawa block, a cheap black instant that discards the player's entire hand
The Fourteenth Doctor The Fourteenth Doctor mainly plays as a doppelganger for other doctors that find their way to the graveyard
Making opponents choose between wasting resources, limiting their offensive, or attacking elsewhere.
I do like the strong damage output from Poltergeist for some mid-to-late game attacks so maybe Banette ex will see some success