They are, however, legal for play in Mystery Booster 2 Limited formats, so if you happen to have one in your Draft or Sealed deck, have fun with it
Its a token doubler in the command zone, it sacrifices its own tokens to buff one of your own creatures or shrink your opponents into oblivion, and that ability gets around indestructible
It can also go in many combat focused decks, especially ones that might manipulate combat and get those opposing creatures a-tapping
In the analog version of the game, the choice would matter, since separately packaged booster packs contain different combinations of cards
You can only activate each level once, and only in numerical order
If a legendary creature doesnt meaningfully interact with some aspect of Hare Apparent, then it will fail as a commander of a Hare Apparent deck