Moon Goose (also referred as Goose on the moon) was originally done by Hiroshige Utagawa during the Edo Period, 17th century
Loxi: It's interesting because it realistically is meant to be a blink payoff based on the colors, but I think this will really find home in some sort of Esper Aristocrats deck like Bane, Lord of Darkness as a way to gain extra value off LTB triggers
While some of the cards look extremely realistic to the naked eye, especially through a layer or two of sleeves, fake cards feel weirdsort of glossy or waxy and more like a playing card than a Magic card
Heres my history with Magic: The Gathering : I played it compulsively about 20 years ago, until I ran into That Guy, who had narrowed the total focus of his life down to building intricate lawnmower decks that would destroy other players four to six at a time
The only takeaway of note is that, while youre looking at results many years in the past, you should remember vaguely to adjust your expectations of what a good card looks like