If morphing isn't your thing but copying others' creatures is, then Volrath, the Shapestealer is exactly what you want to look to
And who could forget iconic birds like Skarmory, Ho-oh, and Lugia, their artwork often hinting at their shared lore or vast habitats
The deck starts by casting a number of efficiently-costed faerie creatures with strong secondary abilities including Sleep-Cursed Faerie (flying, ward 2), Obyra (flying, drain), Likeness Looter (loot, clone), Talion's Messenger (loot, +1/+1 counters), Talion (drain/card draw), and more
That remains to be seen, but if history tells us anything, Umbreon has a way of defying expectations and maintaining its throne as one of the most soughtafter Pokmon in the TCG
Ruby/Sapphire It turns out that banning Hiram wasnt going to stop Ruby/Sapphire, though the deck is looking a little different than what was dominating the meta before
Avatar: The Last Airbender is just stacked with playable, and potentially format-changing cards