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On top of a winning condition revolving "Knock-outs," mechanics are also based on Pokemon concepts in the video games: Evolution, Energy Cards for casting (Pokemon Types), buffing Pokemon (Tools and Supporters), and altering the state of play (Stadium, Trainer Cards)
It offers a built-in card scanner, a database of more than 23,000 Western cards and 24,000 Japanese cards, and also works in offline mode, an advantage for scanning without an internet connection, with later synchronization
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This card stands out for its ability to revive any of the Summoning Beasts for a discard , thus circumventing the potential Tribute Summon clogs
It only requires three different Types to banish (out of a potential 24 in the game), and the other two can come from random Extra Deck monsters
Mime in and you should be able to beat it
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