Yup, Predator Ooze is a nearly strictly better beater
with a perfectly-crafted deck, the skill of your timing and the luck of the draw, you can perform the impressive equivalent of an flawless victory combo in Street Fighter or an unbeaten killstreak run in Fortnite
Since rock-paper-scissors mechanics have been present in previous Yu-Gi-Oh
Put a Basic Pokemon from your discard pile onto your Bench
The last ability of Clive's Hideaway will allow you to cast both exiled cards without paying their mana costs (assuming you control four or more legendary creatures at that time.) In a Two-Headed Giant game, Traveling Chocobo's second ability does not affect triggered abilities of permanents your teammate controls
Lurrus of the Dream-Den Lurrus, the white/black companion, restricts the cards in your starting deck to having converted mana costs of 2 or less, but it lets you cast permanents with CMC 2 or less from your graveyard