It's not a typical color pattern. I don't know whether it is a virus.

Bryan,

I must agree that leaf color displayed is not typical for a
healthy Intrigue leaf. I believe there is a high possibility of a viral
infection. Intrigue typically has rich bronze (burgundy) leaf characteristics.

One of the more revealing viral symptoms is the interruption
of chlorophyll production in the leaf. The strange thing is in the green leaf
cultivars the viral infection produces sections of modeling or venial streaking
without the green color (bleached). These sections usually become necrotic;
turn brown/black and die.

In our dark leaf (bronze) cultivars the viral infection
produces the same forms of modeling or venial streaking but the color, instead
of being bleached out it is often a pale to vivid bright green. If or when the
viral load becomes great enough, these sections will become necrotic and die
just as the green leaf cultivar leaf does.

We must keep in mind that the above symptoms strongly
suggest a viral infection “if” they occur in the proper sequence. There are
numerous other chemicals, pathogens and diseases that may produce somewhat
similar symptoms when/where applicable.

Kent

Thank you Kent, appreciated. I hate these various canna viruses. Horrible of growers to knowingly spread this like wildfire!