To me, its the most logical approach
(It took until the very end of the year for Konami to ban the much-derided Mystic Mine, whose effect preventing the player with the most monsters from activating monster effects or declaring attacks was both a main-deck staple and universally hated as a card that all players needed to counter to find a path to victory.) Yet discussions of the ever-evolving nature of the Yu-Gi-Oh
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When two triggers happen at the same time, the player controlling those triggers chooses the order they go on the stack
This card is great to OHKO opposing Regidrago VSTAR, or even a Lugia VSTAR [Silver Tempest] as long as it doesnt have a V Guard Energy [Silver Tempest] attached to it
Some people, on the other hand, may wish to collect for the exact opposite reason: they can start on a journey by collecting Pokmon and pokeballs, akin to Ash and Pikachu's experiences