Limiting the uses created a new knob to tweak and use to keep colorless from innately being more powerful Limiting uses and use cases would be very important for the card type, unfortunately not a lesson which the design team held close to
Destroy all Spell and Trap Cards on your opponent's side of the field
This effect occurred because the sheets on which Pokmon cards are printed have more selvage on one side than the other, which pushed the design into the blades
Its low cost, and huge power boost on counter, make it an essential tool for those with less than five life
To use a Hidden Attack or Pok-Power printed as a dot code on a Pokmon Card, you must tell your opponent that the card has a hidden attack or Pok-Power and provide the opportunity for your opponent to read the text of the attack or Pok-Power when you play the card
And it can certainly hold its own against the other starter decks - in some games, that is