The deck starts by casting efficiently-costed creatures with strong secondary abilities including Sanguine Evangelist (1/1 tokens), Preacher of the Schism (1/1 tokens, card draw), Vanguard of the Rose (Indestructible), Echo of Dust (+1/+1, lifelink), and Bartolome (sacrifice outlet, +1/+1 counters)
Jokes aside (because I think that we are all already used to the fact that every three months or so, we receive a new shiny version of Charizard), this Radiant Charizard has solid potential as a competitive card
Reuniclus can then absorb 30 damage a turn - to draw a card each time - as well as preparing for an enorumous Power outburst with its Telomere Reset attack - if you set it up to have exactly 10 HP remaining - it can move all its damage taken to your opponent + dealing its 50 base damage - for a whopping total of 140 split damage + full heal
However, this rare Japanese exclusive breaks tradition thanks to the stunning artwork that depicts Charizard engrossed in combat with its rival, Venusaur