Its in-game difficulty, visual design, and late-stage evolution all contributed to how players perceived it, and that perception transferred directly to the pokemon charizard card when it debuted
To be fair, that was entirely expected, but its a point in Claws of Gixs court nevertheless
Vampires, Zombies, Werewolves, Spiritsthey were all once human
[You can] sell your shares to other Otis members on our trading platform or receive pro-rata returns if we sell one of the underlying assets you invested in." It's bizarre to think that these little bits of cardboard can hold enough value that people are willing to buy shares in them, yet here we are
It functions similarly to how a Full Revive works in the games, where it can bring back a fallen Pokemon and clear it of any status effects
Just look at other mergers this decade, including Microsoft's acquisition of Activision Blizzard, to see how messy it can get