Fast forward to Pokmon's 30th anniversary celebrations, and it would seem many other millennials are luxuriously situated in the same nostalgia loop that I am
Put one of those cards into your hand
Decks contain just 20 cards compared to the usual 60, HP is auto-calculated, energy is generated each turn, and prize cards are eliminated
Hopeless Nightmare - Why it Was Banned in MTG's Standard Format Perhaps not as problematic as other cards on this list, Hopeless Nightmare is still very frustrating to play against due to strategies that bounce it back to the owner's hand from play or the graveyard, making it a consistently strong 1-drop for Orzhov Pixie decks in Standard
Like those, it was banned to avoid the perceived-barrier-to-entry, but was strong enough to be a candidate for banning even without the optics especially in long games where the card draw yields inevitability over time