In addition to being a slight rewriting of the classic Jingle Bells line, the part that says "sing a slaying song tonight" is modeled on the fact that "sleigh" and "slay" sound phonetically identical to each other, and the effect involves you 'slaying' some creatures (or at least attempting to)
Eager for the power it promises, Yuma opens the gate and beckons a strange new power into the human world
No idea what the kid is saying but yes, as you noticed the location of the rear flap and the crimp look like a match here
It forces your opponent to pay extra mana unless they want you to copy their instant or sorceries
you may have noticed that, once you've used Albaz as Fusion material for Albion or Lubellion, it'll be sitting in your Graveyard free to be used again for either of their effects
These sorceries do have colored mana symbols in their casting cost, but the devoid keyword states that theyre colorless spells regardless