Yes, it destroys your opponents monsters if they get cocky with their summoning and choose to attack, but it does not deal any damage when triggered
If you can force a player to attack you, they'll either have to pay Kazuul's tax effect, or let you make the 3/3 tokens
One of the biggest similarities is that you can evolve your basic Pokmon to powerful Stage 1 and Stage 2 Pokmon, letting you use more powerful attacks and abilities to knock out your opponents Pokmon
Pot of Greed first appeared in the premiere booster pack for the Yu-Gi-Oh
your opponent will need to waste time and resources to get their commander back online
If you're making decks with any cards from across the two-and-a-half decades of the card game and counting, you should feel free to throw in some Fairy-types, though be advised that you'll need Fairy Energy for them