Solitude Solitude does so much
In Japan, this card exploded in value, and the western release looked to follow that in a more controlled manner
Three mana for a 1/1 flyer that stuns something is probably already a playable card especially in a format with a Faerie deck and some payoffs for tapping things, so the fact that you also have the option of just playing this on turn one makes this a nice Common One of the downsides with counter magic that gives your opponent the option of paying mana to ignore it is that it gets worse as the game goes longer, but the Faerie upside here helps hedge against that
Magic the Gathering is going home
Even if you use a Blocker to attack, the Leader effect of "Issho" can be used to reset it as active
If you're new to MTG and wondering what makes the card so good, scroll up to version number six, where I gave a little rundown of everything the card gives you regarding in-game value