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Like the Fighting type, the best Lightning moves often do damage to their user, and like Fire, you're often required to detach or discard Energy cards to power up a game-ending finisher
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While 120 damage can knock off many weaker Pokmon ex cards, the energy discard means that players will need to have an energy accelerator of some kind to prevent a deck with Yanmega ex in it from stalling out
Spider-Verse I could do without the cheesy spider text here, but eliminating the legend rule for spiders makes sense when you consider how many legendary spiders there are in Marvels Spider-Man alone