Red and black get access to a lot of mana acceleration (one-time ramp), and blues ability to lean on artifacts for support, along with occasional odd card designs, helps it get by
They were first introduced in the 1996 MTG set Mirage, but variations on the original fetch lands have cropped up in plenty of other places - including Onslaught, Zendikar, and Streets of New Capenna
Mega Gyarados seems like a straight upgrade to regular Gyarados ex, but the energy cost may be prohibitive (I blame Misty for that one)
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