Anytime you want draw Mana, attack with a Creature, or activate an ability with a tap symbol, you'll need turn the card on its side to represent it being tapped
The card itself depicts everybody's favorite rodent Pokmon, Pikachu, holding a paint brush and other drawing utensils
When Nimble Momonga is destroyed by battle and sent to the graveyard, you can gain 1000 life points
Notice that Ghyrson Starn doesn't just work with single-target pings, though with Starn on the board, End the Festivities becomes a 1-mana, 3-damage sweeper
But Not Too Challenging: A recurring Fatal Flaw of his is that while he loves challenges, he hates losing them, and will go to excessive and even self-destructive lengths to cope with any defeat he suffers