Overall, this card could see play in the right deck, especially in a fast-paced, creature-focused strategy
The crossover will also adapt various story moments, such as Zodiarks effect requiring all players to sacrifice half their board, referencing the backstory of Final Fantasy 14
Sure it's not that strong, but often I can afford to chump block with the token and have enough left on turn 4 to convoke out a Knight-Errant or Raise some Hares back from the graveyard, then on turn 5 with a Resolve in hand instead of the Call I have options to play more Hares if I need immediate board state, or play the Resolve to start grinding
The Merc with a Mouth has a habit of breaking the fourth wall, and has somehow escaped from his own comic universe to invade the multiverse of Magic: The Gathering
Id argue each card there is a different unique print, like cards in multiple languages