The only downside I see is that it doesn't do anything on its own, which means that, in addition to a big target on its back, even in the perfect conditions opponents-wise, we might end up not casting it because our other cards aren't good enough in that spot
This means that it is part of the main set rather than a unique card
Luffy (OP16-022) is the Blue/Green leader of OP-16, demonstrating how Blue's dual-color capability pairs with another color just as effectively as it does with Yellow
Forced discard is also incredible, especially with the rise in Double Strike as more readily available and even part of some strategies in general
This enchantment subtype can create powerful interactions and there will be plenty more auras to come in the future sets of MTG
These Starter Decks were printed in a limited print run by The United States Playing Card Company (USPCC) and it is believed, that it is the first attempt to print Magic cards in the US