Given both Lurrus and Yorion are influential thanks to the companion rule, and have been about equally prominent as a result, it would be weirder to talk about one without mentioning the other
This Legend card has no Poke-Power or Poke-Body but it does have two moves, its first move is called Sudden Delete and this move takes 3 energy cards, two colorless and one water and this move lets you move 1 of your opponent's benched Pokemon and all cards attached to it back to your opponent's hand
For those players, the set was too bleak and icky, and they wished the set wasn't quite so monolithic in its overall feel. Here's one highlight from The Brothers' War: Many players liked having a set that looked back at one of Magic's greatest stories
Like several other cards Ive mentioned so far, they can be extremely powerful in certain situations or under specific conditions instead of being extremely powerful all the time
Likewise, if a delayed triggered ability that triggers "at the beginning of the next end step" is created during your first end step, that ability will trigger during your second end step