No, the day night cycle does not use the stack
Espeon #48Rare $9.34 Timburr #58Common $0.31 Vanillish #34Uncommon $0.64 Palpitoad #32Uncommon $0.32 Gurdurr #59Uncommon $0.57 Excadrill (57) #57Rare $0.84 Vanillite #33Common $0.29 Jolteon #37Uncommon $7.17 Glaceon #30Rare $6.64 Karrablast #9Common $0.28 Rocket's Scyther #13Holo Rare $84.86 Rocket's Scyther ex #102Ultra Rare $351.99 Scyther #17Holo Rare $35.21 Scyther #45Promo $50.59 Scyther #46Uncommon $2.06 Scyther #55Uncommon $6.19 Scyther #29Rare $3.94 Scyther #46Uncommon $5.61 Scyther #46Uncommon $2.51 Scyther #49Uncommon $1.67
Sometimes, a card that was once deemed too powerful for a certain format will no longer have the problematic impact it once had
Reflecting Pool's ability doesn't care about any restrictions or riders your lands put on the mana they produce, such as those of Plaza of Heroes or Power Depot
Yu-Gi-Oh has given us new protagonists, different settings, and even an obscure version of the classic card game played while riding motorcycles
Thats because, astonishingly, translations of this cards text do exist and seem to point towards the card having 30 HP