Within those deck types, having cards that can fetch your desired Ritual monster or spell are pivotal for success, such as Manju of the Ten Thousand Hands
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This deck, more than the others, makes me wonder if the designers were simply going for resonant planeswalker designs and fell backwards into the type-theme thing they tried for
Joltik - $13.46 Set: Paradox Rift Card Number: 196/182 Rarity: Illustration Rare Joltik fills the whole card here, drawn huge despite being one of the smallest Pokmon in the game, clinging to Yamper's coat and staring with those big blue eyes
It generates card advantage, which can only really be countered by the opponent using a Red Card