Who Wants It: Decks that can make use of combat tricks and reallllly dont like seeing big flying lifelinkers or defenders like [mtg_card]Yosei[/mtg_card] or [mtg_card]Baneslayer Angel[/mtg_card]
There he is
Dark World cards Zure, Knight of Dark World Reign-Beaux, Overlord of Dark World Beige, Vanguard of Dark World Latinum, Exarch of Dark World Gren, Tractician of Dark World Renge, Gatekeeper of Dark World Gateway to the Dark World Dark World Grimoire Dark World Brainwashing The Forces of Darkness Dinowrestler cards Dinowrestler Pankratops Dinowrestler King T Wrextle World Dino Wrestling Vampire cards Vampire Lord Vampire Genesis Shadow Vampire Vampire Sorcerer Vampire Vamp Vampire Sucker (Link) Vampire's Domain Vampire Kingdom Elementsaber cards Elementsaber Lapauila Elementsaber Lapauila Mana Elementasaber Aina Palace of the Elemental Lords Elemental Training Frog Cards Treeborn Frog Tradetoad Unifrog Dupe Frog Swap Frog Centerfrog T.A.D.P.O.L.E Flip Flop Frog Ronintoadin Toadally Awesome (XYZ) Des Croaking Froggy Forcefield B.E.S
It doesnt matter if a battle is defeated during your own turn or an opponents
If I have to choose which version of this story is superior, then the answer is simply the Japanese Pyramid of Light TV special, as while the extra scenes don't really amount to that much in the grand scheme of things, they do still honestly help with the overall flow of the story to an extent, allowing certain moments to breathe a bit more, and while I do enjoy the English voice cast there's no doubt that the English script isn't as strong (the quipping & snark does get tiring, honestly), while the English musical score just doesn't hold up as well as the Japanese score
These early cards are of interest to anyone curious about the history of the Pokmon TCG, and it only makes sense that Charizard would be the costliest