The three foil promo cards featuring these Pokmon are certainly not going to be the most powerful cards in your deck (although Cyndaquils Charge Energy attack, which lets you get 2 basic Energy cards out of your deck and into your hand, could be useful), but theyre solid Basic Pokmon that can strengthen your Bench as you play to evolve them
To justify this price tag, Stock Up is a lot rarer than its rarity might suggest
At its worst, it's still a 6 mana costed card with 7/6, Trample and Haste, so it's still a strong card without its ability
A 5-mana that gains you 3 life when it enters the battlefield is not especially good, so how good this card is comes down to how often you get to draw
Traveling Chocobo (FIN) $23 Landfall didn't exactly take off in Standard, but this is still a valuable card to have around
Magic design is trying to adhere to those characteristics set by set but sometimes a card is released that doesn't seem to work within our conceptions of the colours of MTG - such a phenomenon we'd call a colour pie break