In the game, Sakazuki (Akainu) cards typically excel at removing opposing characters from the board, reflecting his decisive and destructive power in the anime
Jump-Start was well-received, and while similar to flashback played differently enough with the additional discard cost to feel distinct
Time to catch em all (again)
Ghastlord of Fugue Creatures that must survive a turn cycle feel slow in our modern era of Magic, but Ghastlord of Fugue has the abilities to back it up
Of course, it is possible to purchase a low-level card and improve it to a high level immediately after adding it to the deck, but in the Arkham Horror card game, except for the very first deck creation stage, purchasing even a level 0 card requires at least 1 experience point, so purchasing it in this way will result in a loss of experience points
I also noticed there are quite a few good "Red Deck Wins" cards in the set and this could certainly be a nice top-end finisher for an aggressive red deck