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So its good with enchantments, sagas, equipment, and similar cards

This horrific insect finds those weakened by the parasitic invasion and joyfully cuts down and feasts upon those victims

This beloved shell-bound cutie is using one of its attacks, Bubble, in yet another wonderfully illustrated card from Mitsuhiro Arita who was responsible for six of the nine cards in Base Set that make up the Kanto starter evolutionary lines

Cards like Yamata Dragon, which refills its user's hand after inflicting battle damage, can be powerhouses in the right deck

While the front should be transparent and visible to the player, the back should be opaque to prevent marking