#8 GameStop equivalent in NZ is EB Games
Considering that these are the two most recent set releases as of the writing of this article, interest in this archetype for Commander purposes is understandable
There are only 48 different cards in the set, but Wizards of the Coast made every rare Pokemon have a holographic variant, increasing the set to 64 and ensuring that kids would give them way more money (because holographic Scyther is so much better than boring old normal Scyther)
If you don't like how something looks, you change it before you order
Playing against discard strategies and watching your hand of cool cards slowly bleed away is frustrating enough, but watching those cards go to your opponents boards, for free
Blue has it unconditionally, black lets you trade life for it, green often bases it on your creatures, and red has you discard cards in exchange for a draw, but white has almost nothing