While providing your opponents with mana sources comparable to treasures may seem counter-intuitive, whenever an artifact an opponent controls is put into a graveyard (such as when they sacrifice a Banana), each Ape and Monkey you control gains a +1/+1 counter, meaning your opponents' treasures can cause your creatures to grow to massive sizes
Maze of Ith's versatility made it at home in any deck that's goal was to shut down attacking opponent creatures, a strategy not too fondly looked upon because it encouraged pointlessly drawn-out conflicts
Having permanents turn from one thing into another is something we've played around with in blue and red, but never in green
Spider-Man has the first cards with the option to cast either side like a modal dual face card, and still have the ability to transform
Most of the final bosses from the 16 main games are accounted for
When Ice Age came out, for example, the game would change its name to Magic: Ice Age