Because it doesnt have any kind of evasion, you need something else to make it worthwhile
Still, death touch does keep it relevant all game long
Released as part of the very first expansion of the game, launched in 1999, this card represents one of the three starter Pokmon from the Kanto region, alongside Bulbasaur and Charmander
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When Pokmon Gold and Silver came out, a new set of cards came with it
These cards carry an orange set symbol and appear less often in booster packs