Its effect has more rules (must turn at least 360 degrees), and it only damages cards rather than destroying them
When this card is played (which it can't be, it even says so at the bottom), both players are forced to discard their entire decks
Aluren decks made extensive use of it because they could fetch any of the combo pieces other than Aluren itself, and some versions used Academy Rector allowing them to get Aluren as well
Considering two of these characters already have resist, one more resist can make a big difference
So whether that's through cards, aloha ina work, whatever you do, "Keep it aloha.'" Looking ahead, Dias is excited to be traveling with the podcast, thanks to a partnership with Hawaiian Airlines, while working on his second book, and, of course, more card shows