That definitely doesnt feel like the case this time around
It's no longer considered a planeswalker while this is active
MTG cards are precisely measured at 63 mm by 88 mm (approximately 2.48 inches by 3.46 inches), a size that is slightly smaller than the often-quoted 2.5 inches by 3.5 inches

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One of the things I'd realized about -1/-1 counters is that they allow us to make effects where the creature can grow, but unlike +1/+1 counters, we can cap the effect