It was usually correct to pick a one-mana Cycler, even an off-color one you could never cast, simply because of how powerful the Cycling payoffs were and how low the opportunity cost was (since you were usually cutting lands to make room for Cyclers, not spells)
Common examples include Gold Item cards like Quick Ball and Ultra Ball , which feature gold borders and are highly prized by competitive players and collectors alike
Overall, Grass-type decks might struggle against some of the best decks in the format, but they still have some incredibly powerful options
Pokemon of this type often specialize in offensive tactics that aim to deal a lot of direct damage to the opponent's active Pokemon at any cost, even draining themselves of energy or taking damage from their own attacks
Walking Wake ex (Ancient) Ability: Cerulean Pulse Damage from this Pokmon's attacks is not affected by any effects on your opponent's Active Pokmon
When phased out you can just ignore all of those ways of taking out your precious stuff
