[1] The image on a fake card might even show something that isnt a pokmon, like a Digimon character or a fake Pokmon-like creature
Compared to yesterday's Pokemon which I suggested moving in and out of play using Confuse Ray, this card is more of a card to stay in the active Pokemon when it is moved there, then when it is about to get knocked out, I would then use Aquafall and try to retreat it to the bench after that
For example, a simple Cottonee - a common, one diamond card - still requires you to have 3 duplicates to trade in ( and you still have to make sure you'll have 2 or more left over before you'll be allowed to create a flair, so technically you'll need at least 5 duplicate cards altogether!)
Larger Cube sizes mean you wont see all of the cards every draft, and the way packs come together can matter a lot, too
Honestly, its not much more complicated than that
But it does allow you to play beat down and then use this to grab a board wipe when the plan goes south