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With a lot of one drop ramp cards you don't want many lands that come in tapped or that produce colourless

Galar Pal Mini Tin [Yamper & Morpeko] $37.78 2 Pack Blister [Snorlax, Morpeko & Applin Cards] $28.79 Morpeko V-UNION Special Collection $67.19 Sword & Shield 3 Pack Blister [Morpeko] $64.99 Morpeko Pin Collection $59.49 Chilling Reign Single Pack Blister [Morpeko] $22.50 Crown Zenith Mini Tin [Marnie & Morpeko] $48.29 Morpeko V-UNION Playmat Premium Collection $141.04 Yanmega #2Rare $0.16 Grookey #11Common $0.14 Decidueye #8Holo Rare $0.29 Dartrix #7Uncommon $0.15 Spinarak #43Common $0.04 Frosmoth #30Holo Rare $0.27 Indeedee V #39Ultra Rare $0.79 Morpeko (036) #36Common $0.19 Ditto V #50Ultra Rare $1.76 Thwackey #12Uncommon $0.06 Marnie's Morpeko #137Common $0.22 Marnies Morpeko #206Holo Rare $53.79 Morpeko #78Rare $0.34 Morpeko #73Uncommon $0.23 Morpeko #SV44Shiny Holo Rare $18.56 Morpeko #98Uncommon $0.22 Morpeko #116Uncommon $0.20 Morpeko #121Rare $0.21 Morpeko #72Uncommon $0.20 Morpeko #98Common $0.18

Knowing the exact pokemon card dimensions matters when choosing sleeves, top loaders, and binders, because even a fraction of a millimeter of slack creates movement that causes edge whitening over time
When it enters the battlefield, you get to have an opponent reveal their hand and then choose a nonland card for them to discard
Cryptic Command (8) is great if you can cast it but more as a Time Walk or general disruption effect