It has a solid concept thats easy to understand but has some rewarding complexity as well
If she isn't your commander, you can play her in decks that lean into the counters theme, like those led by Atraxa, Praetors' VoiceAtraxa, Praetors' Voice or Tidus, Yuna's GuardianTidus, Yuna's Guardian
The whole idea is that you get a big scary creature into the graveyard, and then you bring it back with a cheap spell, getting a significant discount and ideally riding that creature to victory
Though, if luck is not something a trainer wants to rely on, this shellfish Pokemon's Hydrocannon attack can blow adversaries out of the water with a no-downside maximum damage of 70 HP
All it does is give the equipper +1/-1 , and if it dies with Skullclamp on, you draw 2 cards
Its not something that happens often to you opponents