He's a Floodborn character that has a cost of six, but he can instead be shifted onto another Peter Pan target for only four ink
For even more eerie energy, properties like Disney The Black Cauldron and the TV series Disney Gargoyles are joining the game for the first time in Whispers in the Well
This card is just that little bit more playable than Belle & Beast as it costs three less ink, its shift cost is halved, and it's generally more durable while also having support to aid other characters
Disney has had a lot of failures in the game space, and even though this is very different in nature from something like Disney Infinity, the outcome could have been the same
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For example, Ive used Cursed Merfolk to help me keep pace with heavily aggro decks, making closing the game in time easier