Ryida, Summoner of Mist Fitting in with the limited theme of landfall for Red/Green Rydia rummages whenever you play a land, and can exploit that by hastily resurrecting the various summons in the set represented as enchantment creatures
The rest of the cycle from Eventide are equally enigmatic, like Overbeing of Myth (those are owls on the shoulders and head of a humanoid with a blindfolded face), Nobilis of War (yes, its a goat chariot), Deity of Scars (your standard minotaur-esque fella) and Dominus of Fealty (a flying Eldar wizard made of clouds)
This place looks cool
Furthermore, its attack does 120 damage, meaning that it can easily deal with single-prize Pokmon before they evolve into more frustrating threats, making it an intriguing offensive threat with amazing defensive capabilities
At a relatively moderate price, this card's value is still very much in flux and will shift depending on how much attention the other top Mega Symphonia chase cards command