My students loved this as a way to break up heavy academic learning - and perfect timing for Pokemon day on the 27th
By and large the cards remained unchanged, aside from a few gimmicky Dynamax-type mechanics, and looking through each booster gave me a warm rush of nostalgia
Once its on the battlefield, this Phyrexian horror turns your creatures into a true force to be reckoned with
In that case, the argument shifts to the perspective of how active the players are by default
Each player that does not control "Dried Winds", "Humid Winds", or "Blessed Winds" must pay 100 LP for each card you control to activate a Spell/Trap Card or monster effect
That said, the Pokemon VSTAR itself is also quite good, featuring high damage attacks, health, and offering two prize cards if somehow defeated