In 2001, Japanese Pokmon cards underwent a redesign
It is pretty easy-to-use, and even if not as solid, might just be able to see play outside of Limited formats
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Some Pokmon have no retreat cost, while others (especially larger, more powerful Pokmon) may require multiple Energy cards to retreat
This was such a load off my back going from sweaty competitive matches on Arena, being griefed by Blue-Black control decks spamming passive-aggressive emotes to try and make you rage quit out of the game, to a MTG format that specialises in fun, silly, emergent interactions that come from the humans playing Magic - and not just a competitive deck list that someone has spent hundreds of pounds recreating