I have not thought of a hard definition for "naturally", but if I cannot find it with a card that says "Search your library for a creature card with haste" then I'd say it fails.
In this case this was meant to exclude examples that gain haste like Corpulent Corpse via suspend etc.
I'm not sure what you mean by "naturally" but at uncommon Mogis's Marauder has at least for the turn it enters both haste and intimidate. Lose Calm is also kinda related.
Until Chittering Host there has been not a single creature below rare that combined haste with fear/intimidate/menace naturally. And there has yet to be such a french vanilla.
Unique french vanilla designs are of interest to some people.
Eh, bound to happen one of these days. There are already cards printed that are pretty close: Deranged Whelp, Two-Headed Sliver, and Stormblood Berserker. It's hardly as interesting the other cards of that post so I'm wondering why did you include it there (and here)?
And there is Mire Blight (and that old card) + this is like reverse deathtouch so... Eh, still seems interesting choice for some reason. Maybe it's because red has all the pings?
I have not thought of a hard definition for "naturally", but if I cannot find it with a card that says "Search your library for a creature card with haste" then I'd say it fails.
In this case this was meant to exclude examples that gain haste like Corpulent Corpse via suspend etc.
Huh, didn't know that.
I'm not sure what you mean by "naturally" but at uncommon Mogis's Marauder has at least for the turn it enters both haste and intimidate. Lose Calm is also kinda related.
Obviously all of these are fairly recent though.
Until Chittering Host there has been not a single creature below rare that combined haste with fear/intimidate/menace naturally. And there has yet to be such a french vanilla.
Unique french vanilla designs are of interest to some people.
typo removed: "deas" >> "deals"; nonfunctional change to remove ambiguity: "its" >> "that permanent's"; keyword: tagged
Eh, bound to happen one of these days. There are already cards printed that are pretty close: Deranged Whelp, Two-Headed Sliver, and Stormblood Berserker. It's hardly as interesting the other cards of that post so I'm wondering why did you include it there (and here)?
? Blood Lust / flowstone effects? Definitely forestcraft... wait—wrong game.
And there is Mire Blight (and that old
card) + this is like reverse deathtouch so... Eh, 
still seems interesting choice for some reason. Maybe it's because red has all the pings?
Source
As stated in the source thread this design is flawed. I'm keeping it here for historical reasons.