Given that Charizard is essentially a fire-breathing dragon, it shouldnt be any surprise that its popularity far eclipsed the other two
The decks incredibly consistent, with playsets of Ancient Stirrings, Chromatic Star, and Chromatic Sphere drawing bundles of cards and mitigating the restrictions of colorless mana while land tutors like Expedition Map find missing pieces
New mechanics might focus on the Force or space battles
Vexing Radgull is a little niche, but I actually think in many ways its a stronger Thrummingbird for proliferate decks
Featuring the X-form of Mega Charizard with a distinct gold border, it was the first time collectors saw the iconic dragon transform into its Fire/Dragon-type variant on a card
About a third of the time, we get the rest of the options (with one and four turns being five times as likely as zero or five)