I dont know how it stands up to any other deck that could be used, but if this deck had a place anywhere, it would most likely be in the current Professor Cup format
Look for a small stamp on the lower left of the card art box that reads "Edition 1." First edition cards also lack the drop shadow around the card image, a detail that makes them "shadowless," which is a separate but related distinction
However, this list looks a bit different from the first-place list
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Grade: C Reds card quality seems a bit shallow and narrow, but there are a handful that I really like
Merged creatures from a mutation are counted as a single creature, not as multiple creatures in a pile (even though thats what they physically are)