You can then pass the turn with an untapped Island to power up a Circular Logic and stop anything that gets in your way
Corey Burkhart's control course over on Spikes Academy also happens to have a full module on Legacy Control, so check that out if you want even more information
In 1998, there was a Japanese tournament called Kangaskhan Family Event, which pitted parent/child teams against one another
Most of its early- and mid-game cards like Paldean Wooper, Arbok, and Grifaiai poison your opponent's active Pokemon, with Grifaiai in particular being able to do so from the bench, while Paldean Clodsire ex does double damage if the opponent's active Pokmon is poisoned
It cares about damaging opposing characters and benefiting from it
Its a brilliant concept that achieves the dual purpose of drawing us in and tying in with the title of this card