Palkia's card embodies the entity cutting apart and piecing space back together, while Dialga's shifting winds and rippling waves represent the entity's ability to manipulate time
It's also great in typal decks, which we'll see plenty of with Lost Caverns of Ixalan
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It's quite balanced for a tribal deck, but that doesn't take away from its inherently aggressive nature