Typically, cards are reskinned to allow characters that exist outside of Magic's multiverse to have their likeness slapped onto an iconic Magic: the Gathering game piece
Something has to give, and Titanic Growth is that something
The Lord of Pain was put away twice, and it came back to the battlefield twice, just as evil and devastating each time
Im whispering right now because I dont want Nicol Bolas to hear, but Ugin, the Spirit Dragon is King of the Hill in this deck: He can ultimate immediately with a Doubling Season in play, leave behind a still hefty loyalty and potentially draw into and play a bunch more Planeswalkers that enter the battlefield with double their loyalty and potentially cascade all sorts of crazy ultimates
Dawn Charm is no different
First things first, you'll start with a table of either six or eight players, most typically eight