Its simple yet enchanting design has enabled it to endure across generations
In the game's (relatively) early days, Monsters like Chaos Emperor Dragon and Yata-Garasu, as well as powerful Spells Harpie's Feather Duster and Graceful Charity (both of which are still OP to this day), became staples in almost every deck hoping for competitive play, leading to a stifling meta-game that restricted imaginative deck building
One such heuristic is that virtually every deck needs ramp
For each 10 HP of damage (1 damage counter) missing from this darkness-type pokemon, their Darkest Tornado GX attack can dish out 50 damage
Its got a wonderfully mysterious aesthetic, looking as if the alien cat is exploring an otherworldly garden
I adore Final Fantasy IV as much as I do VI, so I'm happy Cecil and Golbez aren't too pricey