Perhaps Erase is a good card against this particular mono-red deck, but that would only follow from logic along the lines of: "This matchup is very favorable for me in the absence of Outpost Siege, so it's worthwhile to sideboard a narrow answer card because it prevents one of main ways I can lose." Such specific and thoughtful analysis of the matchup is great, and it might lead you to play with one or more copies of Erase in your sideboard
Konamis approach to rebooting the physical card game was a more faithful interpretation, following the rules introduced in the manga as much as possible
You determine which creature to put counters on as the spell or ability that instructs you to bolster resolves
The designs depict popular characters, and there are even some rare alternate edition DON
On turn four, youll ramp one more time, aiming for +2 mana sources once again
Charizard EX Charizard remains the king of Pokmon cards