Not only does it reference the cult movie Sharknado, but the card is also rather good in multiples, so you dont see much in Commander as a result
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Perhaps one of the stranger ones that has persisted over the years are nicknames for various cards
Universes Beyond cards have been released in many different ways: As MTG Secret Lairs As MTG Commander precons As bonus cards inserted into regular Magic booster packs alongside regular Magic cards As complete sets sold in booster packs, that are legal in one or more constructed formats, and which can be drafted As auxiliary products, such as Ravnica: Clue edition Not every release that you might expect to be part of Universes Beyond has actually received the label
Be sure to run enough card draw, and try recursion like Reconstruct History, as the decks gameplan is spread amongst many card types
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