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Black red was also one of the very few colour combinations that had basically no competitive archetypes for a long time, obviously not helped by a lack of gold juice to power up the option

Plenty of Common, Uncommon and Rare Cards : Complete your albums, find essential Trainer cards and discover new Pokmon to complete your sets and diversify your strategies

Tomatoa has a very lore ceiling as he gains additional lore for each item you have in play while also enabling you to bring handy items back from the discard

However, anyone lucky enough to pull this Ultra Rare version may prefer to keep it somewhere safe

This is one of the big appeals of the format, because you only need a single copy of a card for your deck, unlike the other competitive formats where you typically want to have up to four copies of your key cards, which will eat up your wildcards quite quickly

Let's start with something simple: a card