If we have some nice bosses or monsters to bring out that can protect our charmers, we would never need to fear them being destroyed, killing the boss
The mildly conditional use is well offset by the lasting counter, the two for one potential and any other combat utility or synergy it has with the counter
Raichu () Raichu is a fun, albeit bad deck
Gush has been restricted and unrestricted back and forth more times than most, but it has also enjoyed no shortage of success in even the lowest powered formats
Combine the consistent multiple Fusion Summons of both decks with their powerful Fusion monsters - a pair of Masquerade The Blazing Dragons , for instance, can inflict massive effect damage to your opponent whenever they activate any cards - and you get a potent, reliable strategy that can make some terrifying boards
Of course, becoming a Pokemon Professor comes with its perks