Some people may know that there is a Japan-exclusive sequel to this game
Blankb01 on Reddit, for example, pulled alternate art versions of Moltres ex, Rapidash, Pinsir, Erika, and Charmander in a single pack
Any Merfolk player would want to have Swift Warden in their deck -- it's just that powerful, and quite cheap, too
Of course, Dragapult itself is a card with proven strength and reliability, as it boasts one of the highest usage rates in tournaments, but by combining it not just with Dragapult, but with Dusclops/Dusknoir which have the "Cursed Bomb" ability, or Gholdengo ex which serves as both draw support and firepower support, to win, you need to sacrifice stability to add aggression, uniqueness, and flexibility there is
Snapcaster Mage When Tiago Chan won his Invitational and designed this, one of his goals was to be the next Dark Confidant
The two sets are meant to be a generation-5 version of the Scarlet & Violet 151 set , but they also seem to be taking the card game in a new direction