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I’m reasonably certain that a card asking to check for a subset of permanents with a certain quality, ability, or function needs a “solid” tag of some kind — like a type, subtype, color, or keyword ability — in order to find said permanents. i.e., you can say that “attacking creatures with first strike get trample until end of turn”, but you can’t say “sacrifice all permanents with morbid” (since morbid is an ability word that describes a thematically linked action, but has no meaning on its own).
In this case “could transform” doesn’t cleanly define a subset of permanents by the rules of the game, but “has /specific ability/” does.
Could cards such as these refer to permanents that either have transformed or could transform? Referring to Aspect-Light and such sounds clunky to me.