It means that as a Magic designer, I can't let my innate fear of change keep me from doing what is fundamental to the long-term health of the game
Straight out of the Gen II games and their remakes, this fiery version takes it up a notchliterally, since its a Delta Species card and Fire-type instead of Water
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Still, a lot of cards were left out before the invention of this new, acorn technology
So, what I'd like Magic to learn from this is that a vast, shared, plethora of options every deck could choose from would actually be positive for the game
Of course, with it being a Special Illustration Rare, which are alternate art versions of cards in any given set, it does mean that there are other, cheaper options to get yourself a Greninja ex in Twilight Masquerade