Solid enough, still only 1 card that combos opposite all of these analogous effects
The best tactic, in this case, is to hit with a 30 damage attack, forcing your opponent to put down three counters and then use Tyranitar on the next turn
Lum Berry: At the end of each turn , if the Pokemon holding this Tool is suffering from any Special Conditions (such as Burn or Paralysis), it automatically recovers, and the Lum Berry is discarded
Using one of these legally requires that your deck conform to both its ink types, which some may consider to be a restriction
This precon is extremely strong straight out of the box, and Ive since surprised myself (and a few opponents) with the sheer strength of the deck and how well its two primary mechanics mesh together
Despite looking like a U/W deck that splashed only the tiniest bit of the other colors, The Deck would reinvent itself after sideboarding, turning into a Blood Moon deck despite having just seven basic lands, itself (and this was obviously long before fetchlands)