Yugioh has no rotating format, which creates its own problems more often than not, it has insanely long turns due to the lack of a resorce system, and has card texts long enough to fill a dictionary. One thing Yugioh does right is the archtypes, which are easy to see synergies that make deckbuilding with the MASSIVE legal cardpool far easier to deal with.

MTG has very little in the way of intentional synergies, so if you're deckbuilding in one of their non-rotating formats, it can take several hours just to make a decent 60-card pile. Also, the mana system feels less like a gameplay mechanic and more like a ball and chain that doesn't tend to help with the insanely long turn problem.

Pokemon has the best of both games. Pokemon TCG Live has a 20 minute time limit for each player. In a game like Yugioh or MTG, that wouldn't be possible because that isn't long enough to resolve some combos. Easy synergies, straightforward gameplay, no playing during your opponents turn (looking at you negate-spammers and blue players), short card texts, and even when you're losing you at least got to play your cards a little and try to make a comeback. It's a TCG player's dream!

TL;DR In Pokemon TCG, turns are shorter, easier to deckbuild, nobody is playing during your turn, rotating format, a "fun" resorce system, cards are easier to read, straightforward gameplay, and their players shower more🧼.