It's Clobberin' Time!

Green almost never gets to point at a creature and a noncreature permanent from the same card, and this collects both across a Rebound sequence for a single hardcast. The first mode is a one-sided fight: your creature deals its power to an opposing creature with no swing-back, which scales the removal to your board and reads more like an execution than a brawl when a fatty is doing the pointing. The second mode is a plain Naturalize, destroying an artifact or enchantment. Rebound is what stitches the pair together: cast it from hand and it returns for a free recast on your following turn, so you take the fight now and the disenchant later (or whichever ordering the board demands), doubling the modal choice across two casts. The cost of that value is timing. This is a sorcery on both ends, so neither mode ever answers something mid-resolution; you commit on your own turn and the rebound resolves on your next one, which means a problematic artifact or enchantment sits live for a full turn before the second cast can address it. That skews the card toward a board already built to hit hard, where the fight mode has a real target the moment you cast, rather than a hand looking to react. You commit early and collect late, and the reward for the wait is a stapled two-for-one green rarely assembles from a single spell.