As time has gone on, this notion has trickled out through content creators and social media, and I think a lot of players out there are beginning to understand this piece
Because of this, their support cards have to be more powerful than other archetypes to even give them a chance at relevancy
Jinzo is not only iconic but was very competitive back in the day
isn't the most practical ability since it's very dependent on the enemy choosing whether or not to block with multiple other creatures
(They create a Clue token.) II, IV Create a 2/2 black Alien Angel artifact creature token with first strike, vigilance, and "Whenever an opponent casts a creature spell, this permanent isn't a creature until end of turn." People often assume that Sagas are a strict progression from top to bottom, but actually, from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint, it's more like a big ball of wibbly wobbly, timey-wimey
This approach is particularly satisfying for collectors who have strong personal connections to specific Gym Leaders from their childhood experiences with the games and anime