If you love casting massive Eldrazi and watching your board explode with value, Zhulodok is one of the flashiest Commanders in the format and you can see why players make the investment
on the other hand, Cid, Timeless Artificer asks you to go wide while also creating an added draft and deck building incentive (note that there are very few Artificers in the set)
Rakdos really comes to mind, and specifically, Mayhem Devil
The "with Eyes of Blue" monsters focus on searching and interacting with Level 1 LIGHT Tuners and Special Summoning "Blue-Eyes" monsters, while the "White Stone" monsters gain advantage when sent to the GY
A lot of combo decks in Yu-Gi-Oh require searching out the big combo pieces from the main deck
Thanks to the inclusion of energy and trainer cards in the Pokemon TCG and how quickly cards can be acquired through packs compared to Snap's much slower acquisition method, naturally Pokemon Pocket will have more, but it must aim for a fraction of its current 13,000+ cards in the full TCG to remain accessible, balanced, and streamlined