If you're playing on a smaller screen, take a second to verify that the card you're about to play is the one you intended to play
Some other early examples are Bandai Namco's Super Robot Wars Scramble Gather, based on a game series, and Yu-Gi-Oh from the beloved Shonen Jump manga series
Theres also a (deliberate?) departure from vastly overpowered spells or commanders for each deck like Teferi's Protection, Toxic Deluge, or Edgar Markov
When to Grade (and When Not To): Not every card needs grading
Its the archetypal weapon for just about any battle this side of Middle-earth or Midgar, and there have been a LOT of them in Magic: The Gathering over the years
Additionally, Lapras's Hail attack does ten damage to each of the opponent's benched Pokemon, setting up Greninja exs Torrential Slash for full power