It's an archetype with plenty of support
Energy Energy determines which cards you can play
Lot #s often skip numbers as we update the catalog, both adding and subtracting lots, so make sure you note the lot #s before and after those items you plan on bidding on so you don't miss an opportunity to win an item(s) you desire
Even the third often finds value only because some Energy got back in the deck with Super Rod I would go so far to say that its Super Rods main value, and that it can otherwise be cut for another Switch Cart, for example
More commonly, you see Overlord of the Balemurk in Pioneers Mardu Greasefang, which does a rather stellar job of throwing key cards such as Parhelion II and Skysovereign, Consul Flagship into the graveyard that can re-enter play with Greasefang, Okiba Bosss trigger at the beginning of combat
It captures the nature of summons being powerful effects as they are in the game, but they can only exist temporarily