With a market value of 29.98 and 108 available cards, it is an indispensable component for villain decks that rely on endurance
If you just want to stomp the game I think things are easiest with Squirtle and friends by far, since you can build it into a Rain Dance deck later and have something that's out of any of the CPU trainers' league, whereas Charizard and Venusaur aren't as competitively powerful(though Pokemon Center cheese with Venusaur is pretty entertaining...), but you can really get away with doing a decent version of whatever you feel like running so I'd just go with whatever you think sounds fun
Notably, Up the Beanstalk is the only ban that Wizards didnt explicitly need to do
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Omen Hawker It is so cool to see two mana pips from a mana dork
From playing with the heroes such as Yuna, Wakka, and Auron, to even finding uses for the minor moments such as the traveling shopkeeper Oaka constantly asking you for money (though in MTG hes after your counters to exchange for drawing more cards)