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But thats easily fixed with an extra spell or effect, turning it into a powerhouse on the battlefield

Additionally, Niantic has updated the game to allow costumed Pokemon to be mass transferred, which is a welcome change to many people

They do a good job of capturing the spirit of the characters they represent from the animated series

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The creature on the backside is fine, but for a battle to have a chance to see play in 60-card formats, the front side needs to be at least somewhat playable on its own, and this is where Muraganda fails