If the Dragon you chose is no longer on the battlefield as Dragon's Fire resolves, Dragon's Fire will deal damage equal to the power it had the last time it was on the battlefield
Cerberus: Clearly aimed at URx style decks, as big spells are even bigger when you copy them
Battle Partners catered very well to Japanese fans, and this two-in-one will be more versatile globally If you wanted a set with identity close to Japan, only the special sets do that (151, Shrouded Fable, Prismatic Evolutions) because they are usually based on 1 JP subset expansion
They don't copy any information about the object the card was before it was exiled
However, after testing the deck out a bit, Im happy to say I really enjoy this strategy
Octillery's enduring presence is partly due to its quirky nature and its role as a Water-type specialist with access to a diverse movepool that includes moves like Ice Beam and Gunk Shot, making it an adaptable ally in various battles