The Ancient One, for example, can only attack or block if you have eight or more permanent cards in your graveyard
The other home I see for this card is in some kind of top-end heavy white midrange deck with no card draw that just wants to use all its mana on a single, huge spell every turn
Gurmag Angler often comes down on turn two in this deck for one mana, and it can also follow a discard spell to put your opponent on a very fast clock
Luckily it is optional, so only do it when it is beneficial
For example, ultra-rare cards can have certain suffixes attached to the Pokmons name that denote their special techniques, like ex for extra. Secret rare cards are the rarest cards in the Pokmon universe, best identified by their set number
The deck is very linear in the sense that it focuses on doing one thing, which is sending two Archeops to the discard pile and bringing them to the field with Lugia VSTARs ability