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With five Mega Evolution Pokmon ex it carries one more than Perfect Order, giving deckbuilders the widest choice in the series to that point
I especially appreciate the way they took care to only depict Pokemon from the original 151, keeping with the theme of that epic special set released previous to this one
This potentially solves one of the biggest complaints about Standard, in that it always devolves to a Midrange grind-fest
That said, what keeps White in check in Standard and other constructed formats is still relevant, so its hard to say where that ceiling really is
Whether youre adding to a personal collection, introducing a child to the world of Pokmon, or looking for a fun activity to share with friends, theres a sense of magic in each card that transcends generations