The first is the obvious coin-flip deck, where you'll have a little more control over its effect
It all stems back from the very first set, the Base Set, originally printed in English in 1999 - the big red lizard had the most hit points (HP) at 120, making it the toughest Pocket Monster to take down, the highest damaging attack (Fire Spin for a whopping 100 damage) making it the hardest hitting Pokmon without a drawback (were looking at you Chansey with your Double-Edge attack) and had the best resistance, it resisted fighting types by 30 damage, it also has an alluring and unique Pokmon Power which essentially meant any deck could run a Charizard, if you had one
Howlsquad throws it's weight around in the right places, grants haste to goblins, free goblin tokens and the goblin-Gaea's Cradle is incredible
Aurelian Gyrosensor Item This items Seeking Knowledge ability ties in pretty well with the theme of sapphire being focused on intelligence and creativity
Its a great starter for beginners who like building strength over time while keeping the board under control