While there were other versions of this card dating back to 2009, they featured Feraligatr and Meganium, leaving this as the sole option that features Typhlosion as the main subject alongside a victory medal
It began its life as a promotional card that could originally only be acquired with a mail-in voucher given to attendees at Atlanta, Georgias Dragon Con in that year
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When it resolves, all creatures gain hexproof and indestructible for the turn, players gain hexproof, can't lose life, and nobody can win or lose the game this turn
Which makes sense - the next MTG banlist announcement is in August, and Modern players (including the Pro Tour winner) are pretty sure that Nadu is on the way out, which will leave Jeskai Control in a stronger position
Anya has an Ashnods Altar in play with their Axebane Guardian