My thoughts: It's a worse version of One way or another, but valkyre can use it in any aspect..Great card, if there is no target for death glow. I would rate this card a B. There are situations where you don't wanna play it, like if you're getting overrun with minions/side schemes/ threat on the main scheme.

Amazing card. Card draw for two cost that you can use in both alter-ego and hero forms. Joker resource on top of that makes this already a pretty strong card.

Imo it really shines when paired with Across the Spider-Verse or Make the Call.

I feel like with Falcon and Firepower now in the game, this card can make a real run for its money. Thinning out your deck is great, and getting a few of these out to exhaust for Firepower is just constant damage. Falcon can also make sure that this card doesn't whiff majorly, which is also nice.

Aero is the mirror image of Cloud 9 for ATK instead of THW. Like Cloud 9, Aero has the unique ability to exhaust for value without using up hit points, turning ally-readying cards like Flight Squadron or Command Team into actual positive value, not just tempo. The problem is Aero requires multiple other characters in play (who can and want to attack) to be effective when she comes down, so she is a bit win-more. Aero has a high value ceiling over the course of many turns, but you only have room for so many of that type of card in your deck, which you may prefer to be a Helicarrier or Avengers Mansion. Ultimately, if you are interested in playing Aero, you are probably trying to play an all-Aerial deck anyways, in which case you don't have too many options, and Aero will play a fine role.

Hugin & Munin has lackluster base stats, and on average, I would not expect the Response ability to be worth it. Your hero is usually the only character you can ready for value and not just tempo (though Aerial decks have some notable exceptions, and one basic attack from your hero has a low chance to kill a full-health minion. That being said, Hugin & Munin's traits are what make it interesting. "Aerial" has lots of synergies like Air Supremacy, "Asgard" gives Thor and Valkyrie another target for The Bifrost, and "Bird" makes this searchable by Sam Wilson's alter-ego ability. Having 3 total traits makes H&M very appealing for a Strength in Diversity deck, especially because Asgard and Bird are redundant with very few other allies. Lastly, Thor, Valkyrie, Winter Soldier, and any future heroes highly incentivized to engage minions will find this card useful.