In any deck that plays Colorless type Pokemon, like Hisuian Zoroark VSTAR [Lost Origin], or a single Prize Card deck, like Radiant Charizard [Pokemon GO], this card can find a home
Though this card takes a fair number of turns to have attack-ready, its damage potential and HP make it worth the time and effort
Even as a player who loves to pick on blue and rail against the unfair exclusivity of their stack control, its easy to appreciate the nuances in different eras of countermagic
Most of the time it means that the sheet (or blades) are in the wrong position when the cards are cut, but I've heard the term used for errors caused by using the wrong type of blades as well (like the Alpha-cut 4th Edition cards, or square cornered cards)
Cloud Of Faeries The best classic faerie card (he's from way back in the "Summon Creature" days), this guy is essentially a free 1/1 flier that you can also cycle out for 2 mana if you don't need the extra creature