Theres a lot of power here and both cards are consistent in wanting your opponent to have a full graveyard
Obtain the Card Key on Floor 5F After reaching floor 5F, turn left out of the elevator, where youll find a Trainer you can either avoid or battle: Go down past the Trainer, where youll lock eyes with an unavoidable Team Rocket Grunt
If your opponents are still building their board states and dont have any major threats that need to be removed, it might be better to cycle for something you can use now, especially if you're in need of lands
But if support for older decks is what you're looking for, Blue comes in clutch with his reverse Giovanni effect, an excellent addition to Venusaur (and many other) decks
For years, MTGA ate up wild cards if you wanted a specific art for a card you already had four of with the default treatment, now you can collect any printing of a card and it counts for one copy of any style you have of that card
In the end, grading makes sense if you want long-term protection or plan to sell to general collectors, but for most misprint enthusiasts, keeping the card safely in a binder is just as good