During 2010's Black & White series, the toughest Pokmon of the time had a maximum of 140 HP, only 20 HP higher than the original set's Charizard
*oversized* 1x Into the Earthen Maw *oversized* 1x Introductions Are in Order *oversized* 1x Look Skyward and Despair *oversized* 1x May Civilization Collapse *oversized* 1x My Genius Knows No Bounds *oversized* 1x My Undead Horde Awakens *oversized* 1x My Wish Is Your Command *oversized* 1x Nature Demands an Offering *oversized* 1x Nature Shields Its Own *oversized* 1x Nothing Can Stop Me Now *oversized* 1x Only Blood Ends Your Nightmares *oversized* 1x Realms Befitting My Majesty *oversized* 1x Roots of All Evil *oversized* 1x Rotted Ones, Lay Siege *oversized* 1x Surrender Your Thoughts *oversized* 1x The Dead Shall Serve *oversized* 1x The Iron Guardian Stirs *oversized* 1x The Pieces Are Coming Together *oversized* 1x The Very Soil Shall Shake *oversized* 1x Tooth, Claw, and Tail *oversized* 1x Which of You Burns Brightest
Taken together, these two cards dont show Yuna becoming stronger
Whenever Rolling Hamsphere attacks, create three 1/1 red Hamster creature tokens, then it deals X damage to any target, where X is the number of Hamsters you control
It may seem like a heavy downside to discard your entire hand, but countless times you will end up in a situation where you have nothing to work with in your current hand and just need a completely fresh one