I would give this card a 3 out of 5 because it is quite average, it does have above average things about it like its Poke-Power and move but they are limited, its Poke-Power can only be used once and its move is slow for a basic Pokemon card
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You may play them until end of your next turn
To cast a split card, choose one of its halves to cast
You can still play it in EDH decks that care about dealing damage or Dimir theft decks
And if he's done in his game he can help you out and give good insight. The knowledge of these players explaining their deck choices and where each game went right or wrong showed the wealth of experience each had from the TCG that propelled them to victory in Master Duel