Its a scrappy style to play, but between the natural disruptiveness of the hatebears, the card advantage provided by recursion and the pressure of mixed combat and combo wincons, you end up with a very flexible and fun shell to play that thrives on Lurruss aid
Baffling End fits a nice slot on the curve and can deal with problematic cards such as Longtusk Cub or Scrapheap Scrounger while allowing those other removal spells or Fumigate to clean up the bigger threats later
Its kind of all over the place
I'm very excited about these cards, and I think they will slowly increase in popularity over the next year
Those extra combat steps can snowball quickly, especially once your board begins filling with attackers
However, as things stand in reality, Charizard's reverse holo and holo versions are all we have, with the reverse commanding noticeably more money in NM condition