This can come in the form of incidental damage (Sabotender), threat of activation (i.e., an aggro deck that can use Paladin's Arms to trade up its creatures over time), or snowballing incremental advantages from archetype payoffs
Great for Warriors from your Monument above
He is also an easily answered maker of hordes as removing Hazezon Tamar also removes his army, so a single bounce, exile, tuck, or destruction ability ends the Hazezon lesson
The series follows a Japanese prince turned samurai warrior, who is teleported into the distant future, as he works to defeat the demon, Aku
I think this EDH deck is absolutely sweet and can easily be transitioned into a higher power Sultai reanimator deck given the right upgrades and love
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