I'd much rather have a few planeswalkers out post Obliterate than a few enchantments

Gargos Hydras Gargos, Vicious Watcher | Illustration by Mathias Kollros Commander (1) Planeswalkers (2) Garruk Wildspeaker Garruk, Primal Hunter Creatures (27) Arbor Elf Clamavus Destiny Spinner Elvish Mystic Eternal Witness Fyndhorn Elder Genesis Hydra Gyre Sage Heroes' Bane Hooded Hydra Hungering Hydra Hydra Broodmaster Hydra Omnivore Ironscale Hydra Joraga Treespeaker Karametra's Acolyte Lifeblood Hydra Llanowar Elves Managorger Hydra Nyxborn Hydra Oran-Rief Hydra Polukranos, World Eater Reclamation Sage Timeless Witness Vastwood Hydra Whiptongue Hydra Wren's Run Hydra Instants (12) Beast Within Inspiring Call Khalni Ambush Nature's Claim Origin of Metalbending Primal Bellow Royal Treatment Ram Through Return of the Wildspeaker Titanic Brawl Trash the Town Tyvar's Stand Sorceries (10) Cultivate Explore Harmonize Kodama's Reach Nature's Lore Overrun Pest Infestation Primal Might Rampant Growth Rishkar's Expertise Enchantments (6) Death's Presence Garruk's Uprising Hardened Scales Loading Zone Overgrowth Wild Growth Artifacts (5) Arcane Signet Boxing Ring Mind Stone Sol Ring Swiftfoot Boots Lands (37) Gargos, Vicious Watcher is an excellent deck for anybody looking to turn their local commander table into a kaiju war

Especially when the holographic effects help amplify whatever action the character is depicted doing
In fact it's the opposite
We dont have to make Universes Beyond cards that are simple - we just have to pick moments that are recognizable, and theyll be easy for fans to understand. As for how exactly they translate those moments and the world around them into a Magic set, Head Designer Mark Rosewater tells me Magics color pie is robust enough that we have the ability to show heroism and villainy in all five colors. As an example, Rosewater says Spider-Man would be white, blue, and green (although the specific version in the Scene Box above is only those first two)