I agree, this chart really does answer that question far better than exhaustingly explaining the entire process and purpose of grading cards
In practice, this means that Rodan is actually a copy of Vadrok in all senses and is just an alternate card style
There were 113 regular cards in the set, but the set also featured a sub set called Radiant Collection that were different when compared to the other 113 in the set
Seems like we've got a real winning score here, if I'm not mistaken
Green is also exceptional at creating an immense mana advantage, typically with cheap cards like mana dorks (Llanowar Elves, Badgermole Cub) and land-based ramp, which is pretty unique to green (Rampant Growth, Cultivate)
It was the introduction of a whole new number of Pokemon but also a first look at epic Mega Evolution cards that many still love to this day