But there's another piece of context that might explain why this happened: Most Children liked Collecting the cards more than Playing Them This is definitely worth considering: It was the Pokemon artwork that sold the cards back then, not the game
Haliya, Guided by Light Haliya, Guided by Light is a soul sisters commander that gives you a huge payoff for gaining life
Sometimes the decision is just to wait a little longer, while in other situations, its a straight-up ban on the problematic card(s)
My inclination is that the Giants are expensive enough as a whole that this is not reliable you cant cast a Giant and Squash in the same turn very easily, which leaves you more vulnerable to removal spells
We eventually decided, in the spirit of collaboration and accuracy, we would just give them a "Qu" creature type and celebrate how wonderfully unique Quina is
Lots of time you will simply see "it is a two for one" as the justification as to why a card is good