Of note, Sagas aren't included in the extended-art treatment as their art doesn't allow for the extended-art treatment
Most Stage 2 Pokemon can withstand a hit from Machamp, its crucial to get Machamp on the field while its previous forms are dealing damage before opponents establish an energy engine to sustain their stronger attackers
Ghyrson Starn, Kelermorph Ghyrson is a Kelermorph, who represents the Genestealer Cult, a faction that causes revolts and uprisings in Imperial-controlled worlds, all in the name of their xenos gods, before these gods (Tyranids) arrive on the planet to consume everythingincluding the Genestealers themselves
As the examples above show, these can represent multi-stage boss monsters or a quest and its reward
A stage 1 Pokmon would have more health points, advanced attack types, and a range of functionality compared to the Basic Pokmon
Then you have the Shaddoll portion of the deck, which is another fusion archetype that has access to a lot more typings
