If the above combo succeeds, it is even more regrettable because there is a high probability that you can create a board called Magnum Golgo
In theory, with a Naban, Dean of Iteration on the battlefield, you only need half the number of blue mana symbols on the battlefield to make Master of Waves good (for example, in the worst-case scenario where you have just a Naban, Dean of Iteration and a Master of Waves, you'll still end up with 10 power across five bodies, which is a pretty reasonable deal for four mana, and if you throw just one other Wizard into the mix, things cat get out of hand really quickly when Master of Waves' enters-the-battlefield trigger is doubled)
This mainly involves differences in how to interpret and resolve card effects, and how the Raid Boss Pokmons attack is determined, either randomly, or chosen by the Raid Boss
Here's an example
Number 8: No
almost all cards that interact with Spell Counters are Spellcaster monster cards or are part of a Spellcaster-centric theme