There are also a big group of battles near the bottom of our ranking, with five D-tier battles and six F-tier battles, although, in fairness, they are all uncommons that seem balanced for limited rather than for constructed, which means it's probably unfair to consider them bad cards
If you're playing a multi-colored deck, you will be able to cover most, if not all, of your bases with a few minor exceptions
There's simply something about this card that makes it really "pop," whether that be the elegantly designed attacks or the original Sugimori artwork, but collectors seem to agree as it retains a high price point today
+2: During target opponent's next turn, creatures that player controls attack Gideon Jura if able
Krabs himself isn't the kind of card you'd normally build around, but its toughness makes it an all-star in toughness-matters decks
You can also have up to five more basic Pokmon on your bench