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The only scenario where language matters is competitive play: Western tournaments require English-language cards

While all colors have access to some form of removal spells, blue mages make do with bounce spells that provide only a temporary reprieve from the horrors of your opponents playing Magic, but that can be all the time the right deck needs

Exiling certainly works in taking care of Avacyn, same with dealing out -1/-1 counters

From there, you're welcome to rinse and repeat until the entire table surrenders

As an evolution Pokemon, Hypno will be much harder to consistently pull than Kangaskhan but, in return, its ability to make Pokemon fall Asleep without using an attack makes it viable at all stages of the match