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But youre not arguing about pop control on those cards

At least, Galaxy-Eyes monsters are easy to come by in this deck

As far as strategy goes I would recommend keeping Snorlax on your bench and continuously adding energy cards to it throughout the game that way towards the end of the game you could have 5 or 6 energy cards on it and move it into play and then you would be able to use Clomp Clomp Clobber 2 or 3 times in a row and knock out 2 or 3 Pokemon for sure and then if you get a lot of damage on Snorlax you can use Layabout and become fully healthy and at the same time you could add an energy card that turn so then you'd be able to use Clomp Clomp Clobber the next turn

However, even if you did cast the front side, the effect was still very reasonable, especially across two payments