Buying a random booster box might be fun, but it can also leave you with a pile of cards that do not really become a deck
The bright greens and yellows give it a very sunny appearance that makes you want to sing the lyrics as you place the card down on your board
Then, if Squall gets into the red zone itself, the potential threat of two free permanents is enough to make it so that your opponent either answers it or falls too far behind
The fact that it costs eight mana also hardly seems like a concern, given how easily green can pull ahead of other colors with land ramp and mana dorks
Throw in the transformation to Sephiroth, One-Winged Angel that provides a substantial sacrifice outlet/mass draw effect, and you have a nasty threat that might not break any creative metrics, but serves as the solid foundation from which to build your 99
These Ursula's Return deck boxes will feature the same Snow White and Genie art as the card sleeves