With cost-related effects that reduce your opponent's character card cost or knock out their low-cost characters, this deck is all about controlling the cost and defeating your opponent with ease
Meanwhile, The Superlatorium needs a neutral third party to decide which creature on the battlefield looks fastest, scariest, or weakest - if they choose the same answer you did, then you win a prize
I include this card as tech against any blue player that loves to draw cards and really lay on some punishment to them: if the creature dies, it comes back to our hand to be replayed again and again, like Rancor, if Rancor scaled with hand size
If the foe only has 2 pokemon on the field, this attack will win the battle
All that aside, the past several years have seen the release of powerful cards, and Pioneer has all the tools it needs to carve out an identity all its own