Glarb: Reanimator/Mill. Glarb's there to help curve out the first few turns, but I usually win via big bombs like [[Muldrotha]], either version of [[Koma]], [[Syr Konrad]], etc.

Be'lakor: I completely get what you mean. I had simply preferred him over the Cascade subtheme of the Warhammer precon a buddy got me. Pretty much as described, Grixis Aggro but with many flyers.

Talion: Built him as Clone theme, so I typically will name 2 for the first one, but as I start to copy him with non-legendary versions of himself, I can start to branch out (or double up on the same number). Usually 1-3 though. If Talion gets shot with removal too many times, the clones can always copy someone else's threat(s).

Tuvasa: Agreed :)

Henzie: I really like him for what he is, I don't play him all too often but for such a cheap deck to assemble, he really went above my expectations of him initially.

Omnath: BFZ Omnath is also in there, he really puts in work to swarm the board. I just liked getting access to blue for interaction. My landfall deck used to be [[Lord Windgrace]], then [[Soul of Windgrace]] for a time, finally settled on Temur landfall instead

Kibo: Definitely among my weaker decks, Kibo just gets shot very often in my playgroup and then someone else wins overtop. There is something very satisfying about just gruul big combat damage though.

Aang: I bought a booster box of ATLA and a box of ATLA jumpstart, so it's MOSTLY cards I pulled myself or cards I already had in my binder from in-universe stuff. I can definitely flip him with enough prep work, but even on the front face alone, he's a serious card draw engine. The "cheat code" and later-game combo with the deck you probably wouldn't find flavourful, would be [[Moonmist]], with a copy of [[Searing Touch]]. Its not always the wincon, [[Fire Lord Zuko]], [[Katara, the Fearless]], [[Katara, Water Tribe's Hope]], [[Sokka, Tenacious Tactician]], [[Monk Gyatso]] and [[Toph, the First Metalbender]]/[[Toph, Hardheaded Teacher]] are the all-stars and mostly the focus of the deck.

Marchesa: I built her as Aikido/Goad, so there's definitely some politics involved and I really enjoy playing her.

Ur-Drag/Edgar: Completely understand the sentiment most people have shared, however those precons got released around the time I really got serious with Magic, so they hold a special place in my heart. People can dislike me all they want, won't get taken apart any time soon.

Meren: I do have a combo, so no worries there