Japanese Pokemon Card Layout What Each Part Means A Japanese Pokemon card has the exact same layout as an English card
Battles are decided entirely by which Digimon uses the stronger attack with no other effects coming into play, the game ends when one player's deck is emptied, and whoever has won the most battles at that time wins the game
If you have Plusle on your Bench, you may move an Energy card attached to Minun to 1 of your Benched Pokmon
One of the arguably best examples (which can be observed as early as the reverse version of the Yami Yugi vs Bakura duel in Campaign) is if they are below 1000 LP and decide to send several monsters to graveyard (be it by fusion summon or tribute summon, for example) while you have multiple Coffin Sellers active, which deal 300 damage each whenever your opponent sends a monster to the graveyard
But which one should you choose
While you might not be swinging in with Hex Parasite in formats like Commander, it still can help seal the deal in niche scenarios or even just sneak a few points of damage through into an open board