For example, the Terapagos ex card above has the Crown Opal attack, which costs 1 Grass, 1 Water and 1 Lightning Energy to use, but it deals 180 HP of damage and also stops all attack damage done to the Terapagos ex on your opponents next turn, if dealt by a Basic, non Colorless Pokmon
Once per turn, at the start of the Damage Step, if another monster attacks: You can destroy 1 card on the field
Though this particular variant will set you back $137 on average, the same card has been available with different art, but the same game mechanics as far back as Romance Dawn, the first One Piece Card Game set
You'll probably want to put this card in the company of other Samurai or Warrior creatures, and include a few good enchantments to give you some options
Those interactions were really confusing, even for longtime players, and continued to highlight the need for the rules to match players' intuition: damage spell and effects should just be able to target planeswalkers
For instance, 1998s Pikachu-Holo Illustrator card was only made available as a prize in an original Pokmon illustration contest that was held in Japan