The Pokmon cards are completely custom-made filled with personal weaknesses, strengths, attack, and an illustration -- all based on the client's pet
The second effect probably isn't that useful because its slow and you can't make use of it for a turn
With three toughness and the ability to grow later in the game for essentially no cost, it has a lot to offer for a common no other deck is interested in
(2/2/2024) If a face-down spell leaves the stack and goes to any zone other than the battlefield (if it was countered, for example), you must reveal it
Dark decks Dark decks have a nice new twist with Weezing, whose 50-damage attack will also force your opponent to coin flip to see if their following attack can work, ensuring Dark remains the games best griefing option
This beastly fossil Pokmon can dish out a ridiculous amount of damage for just one energy, and more than makes up for the downsides that come with being prehistoric, like not being fetchable with Pokball