The goal of this deck is to sacrifice our creatures for value while disrupting our opponents, discarding their hands and blowing up their creatures while we out-draw them and eventually drain them to death
Tomoaki Imakuni is a is musician from Japan who has worked on the soundtrack of the Pokmon anime, and clearly made his mark on the TCG as well
For kitchen table Magic, thats usually fine, especially when you want to test new decks or protect premium, valuable cards by keeping them in a binder
In the list below, well go over some awesome illustration Pokemon rare cards that you can find in most modern booster packs: everywhere from Crown Zenith to Scarlet & Violet
in fact, there's probably a deck that's super low to the ground with him where you cast him on turn two after a 1-drop and swing early and often, using his transform ability only at the very end as a finisher