Its attack has the same effect as Zoroark-GX's (Shining Legends #53) GX attack, but Zoroark can only use it for the first time (because "You can't use more than 1 GX attack in a game")
Its played in every format it's legal in, simply because its unrestricted disruption and cheap mana cost make it an essential control card for every blue deck
#252: 6 "Garvas" (Winged Beast + Beast) #269: 6 "Crimson Sunbird" (Winged Beast + Pyro or "Mavelus") #280: 6 "Punished Eagle" (Winged Beast + Warrior) #592: 6 "Turtle Bird" (Shelled monster + Winged Beast) In other media See "Peacock" In other media
Well, aside from a judge promo, but that really doesnt count for most people
Emerald highlights some of Disneys most gifted and adaptable characters, like Belle and Cruella de Vil, while Ruby is devoted to daring individuals (Rapunzel, Aladdin, Maleficent)