Turning a 5/5 into a 2/2 for just two mana - while providing a bonus to your own strategy - definitely makes for an interesting card
Scizor might be one of the most intimidating Pokemon ever, and its unusual Bug and Steel-type combination is cool, but you'll need more than that to be the best Prime Pokemon Scizor conforms to the quintessential close-up and slight glare from an unseen source that you'll see shared among all Prime Pokemon cards from the HGSS era, and its metallic coat makes for a great reflective material
Another highlight of MTG is that it gives you the ability to play cards on your opponents turn
I love using these kinds of boxes to carry decks around, so I would have loved it if it snuggly fit the official deck boxes
it felt like an suboptimal use of ressources
Radiant Pokmon cards have quite a few peculiarities: they are always Basic Pokmon and can thus be played straight to the field, their artwork portrays their shiny colour variations, and the cards are treated with a unique foil treatment