In fact, the powerful Mindslaver effect has only ever been replicated on less than a dozen cards, some of which don't even give you full control over a player
Dragon Jungle King" "Witch's Apprentice" "Rabid Horseman" "Battle Ox" "Musician King" "Muse-A" "Fiend Reflection #2" "Milus Radiant" "The Bewitching Phantom Thief" "Muka Muka" "Infinite Cards" "Blind Destruction" "Insect Barrier" "The Gross Ghost of Fled Dreams" "Violet Crystal" "Guardian of the Labyrinth" "Labyrinth Tank" "Labyrinth Wall" "Magical Labyrinth" "Megazowler" "Cyber Saurus" "Mega Thunderball" "Megasonic Eye" "Mechanical Snail" "Mechanicalchaser" "Cyber Falcon" "Mechaleon" "Megirus Light" "Rain of Mercy" "Infinite Dismissal" "Nuvia the Wicked" "Morphing Jar" "Metal Guardian" "Metalmorph" "Metalzoa" "Metal Dragon" "Metal Fish" "Fairy Meteor Crush" "Meteor Dragon" "Meteor B
Its Unified Beatdown attack pairs well with the new Area Zero Underdepths stadium from this set enabling you to extend the number of Pokemon on your bench to eight
The most expensive Ascended Heroes cards include the Mega Gengar ex Special Illustration Rare often mistakenly attributed to Phantasmal Flames along with other top SIRs across the 295-card set
$39.35 is equivalent to 25% of the $157.40 CAD value for taxpayer, which matches up with Canadas retaliatory tariffs on the US
Pricing on this is floating around $7.81 or so, and typical builds will use four to speed up getting those Trainers into play, which adds up to over $30