Raptor Hatchling: Oh yeah, this is the Enrage creature we need
If it is a deck that moves the high level of the extra deck with the low level of the main deck, there are times when you don't mind the disadvantages, but against such a deck, destroying the high level cards in your hand is extremely meaningless in the first place
I have been a big fan of this two-rulebook trend since I first encountered it in Star Wars: Rebellion, and they have outdone themselves with this one
Labrynth Archfiend Another big monster, but not a great one: Gains ATK based on the amount of Normal Traps with different names in the GY: it can get very big very quickly, helping to close games sooner or get over 3000 ATK unaffected monsters like Loading
Presumably appearing heavily throughout the Masters of Evil Commander deck, this mechanic should be a Dalek Typal all-star
Parental Abandonment: They come to regret this