Disney Lorcana has plenty of material to pull inspiration from, including classic animated films and more modern adaptations straight from the realm of comic books
Its good enough to occasionally see maindeck play when the format becomes particularly blue-dense, and its a sideboard staple in decks like Miracles, which occasionally even splash just for the ability to play this spell
I know its tempting to pick that rare card and wreak havoc, but its not always the best choice
If that card is a creature, you get it in play for free
Outland Liberator Creatures Planeswalkers Spells Lands Also, the fact that the card is generally fine, makes it maindeckable in toolbox archetype as well
If you remember Magical Hats from my previous Weirdest Yu-Gi-Oh cards article from 2 weeks ago, you may recognize the mechanics and general idea as being similar to that card by hiding creatures, moving them around, and attempting to catch your opponent off-guard