The discard effect is designed to be cumulative so that the cards keep threatening this one aspect of the game
This Pokmon is unique for its ability to evolve into multiple different species, each representing a specific type, through the use of Evolutionary Stones and other means introduced in later generations
Many 1999 Pokmon cards are highly collectible, especially Base Set holographic and first edition examples
No, because since they have the same effect they are considered the same card (even if they had different names )
Cannot be destroyed or targeted by Spells, Traps, or monster effects
Related Article: How to play Disney Lorcana Ultimately, to balance the card there has to be a drawback to it, and in this case its 2/3 means that its easily removed from the game by opponents who will likely want to target it for the very reason that its such a good card