It takes away an opponent's ability to recover from the sweeper with reanimation and recursion effects, which puts decks reliant on their graveyard far behind
(Don't apply Weakness and Resistance for Benched Pokmon.) BREAK Evolution Rule: Starmie BREAK retains the attacks, Abilities, Weakness, Resistance, and Retreat Cost of its previous Evolution
Of course, in terms of stats there are a few more powerful options these days, but in terms of filling out the curve and offering some externalities, Blade Splicer continues to be among the first white three-mana cards that I consider for Cube inclusion
Other than something like a Counterspell I think Imperial Seal is the card that is made most worse when compared to an instant version of itself
SEVENS episode 26: "The Final Nail" Yu-Gi-Oh
With 330 HP (with HP standing for Hit Points, representing the amount of health a Pokemon has before its Knocked Out, which happens when it reaches 0 or less HP), its pretty difficult to deal with this Charizard ex before it does some serious damage too