Magic the Gathering has amazingly pretty realism, and Pokmon has adorable cutesy artwork, but Yu-Gi-Oh hits it just right with a blend between cartoony silliness, epic fantasy, and awesome sci-fi
The added indestructibility doesnt really make sense in this context either, since the trademark of these decks is a willingness to exchange some creatures for speed
Besides playing a bunch of artifacts and other cards that synergize with them, there isnt much strategy to playing this deck
From Pokmon card measurements to sleeve compatibility and jumbo card protection, every detail matters in the growing world of Pokmon collecting
8 Emrakul, The Aeons Torn Some creature cards are so terrifying, you wonder how they're even allowed in the game
Once the popularity of the original Pokmon games had died down a bit, in came a whole new, even pricier Pokmon endeavour: Pokmon cards