It is not bad, but it has been undervalued because it is difficult to see it as a good effect
I looked it up and all I found was that GX are majorly basic cards that can be played without the need of evolving it, for quick turnarounds
Im optimistic that there will be space in Disney Lorcana for both the diehard collectors and the more casual crowd that just wants to play a fun game and does not care about rare cards or what their decks are worth
change that monster's battle position
In total, eleven English sets received 1st Edition print runs over a roughly three-year span: Base Set (January 1999) Jungle (June 1999) Fossil (October 1999) Team Rocket (April 2000) Gym Heroes (August 2000) Gym Challenge (October 2000) Neo Genesis (December 2000) Neo Discovery (June 2001) Neo Revelation (September 2001) Neo Destiny (February 2002) (Plus a few promo cards with 1st Edition stamps) The sets that came after Neo Destiny (Legendary Collection, Expedition, Aquapolis, and Skyridge) did not have 1st Edition print runs
Overall, Verhey says, "this card is extremely comparable to Plating on power level." In the article, the designer takes pains to emphasize that pre-banning cards is not the new normal - for Pauper or any other MTG format