Electrode is not the Pokemon you want as your ace Pokemon of the deck, but as support, it is easy to set up due to it being a Stage One Pokemon, and it can deal decent damage of 70 for two Energy
The grades are based on centering, corners, edges, and surface
When your Pokemon V is knocked out, your opponent draws three Prize cards, adding a strategic advantage
It drains and gains life whenever your creatures die, and after four triggers in one turn, it transforms into Sephiroth, One-Winged Angel to lock in that drain effect with an emblem
And second of all, Energy cards are generated every turn , so they don't have to be accounted for in the deck
Magics Limited formats, like Draft, are an excellent way to learn the game