It's also a nice use of excess mana, which is always a good thing
All of them check a creature's power in some way, be it sacrificing the creature or just checking the highest power among creatures
Here is the current pop of each of these cards in 10s as of this post
As a red and purple leader from The Three Captains starter deck, Law combined reds aggressive pressure with purples DON
Heres what collectors typically use: Basic protection Penny sleeves (first layer of protection) Top loaders (rigid holders for valuable cards) Team bags (to seal top loaders) Binder setup Acid-free binders (D-ring preferred) 9-pocket archival pages made for standard TCG cards Divider tabs to separate sets or categories Box storage Cardboard storage boxes (for bulk cards) Plastic storage cases (for better durability) Silica packs (optional, helps battle moisture) For higher-value cards Magnetic one-touch holders Graded slab sleeves A safe or lockbox (optional, for very expensive items) Tracking tools Spreadsheet, collection app, or cataloging software Labels for set sorting How to Sort Pokemon Cards (Best Methods) There isnt just one right way to sort Pokemon cards
Maybe 30 years ago, but now, that's just not happening