What if you could have a deck built on the same basic premise, that the game is going to go long and the biggest spell is going to win, except your big spell is an instant that you can cast in the mid game if you have to
[13] Snap Gyrados is the last of the three iconic Pokmon Snap promo cards
6 Number C88: Gimmick Puppet Disaster Leo Yes, Gimmick Puppet Disaster Leo requires you to get Gimmick Puppet of Leo out anyway and therefore is even harder to summon
I played the deck to a 21 record, finishing in 2nd place to a good, aggressive RG deck (admittedly, this was my weakness)
But the honest engine underneath the ranking is the calendar, not the rarity stamp - hold the Pokemon constant, as the two Charizards do, and it is the print year that moves the number