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While "EvilTwin's Trouble Sunny" provides good interruption during the opponent's turn, mass removal cards such as "Raigeki" or "Lightning Storm" can prove troublesome for the deck, as even if player tributed "Sunny" in response to the activation, the effects of "Ki-sikil" and "Lil-la" summoned by "Sunny's" effect will not activate upon chain resolution before both were destroyed, leaving the player vulnerable to opponent's counterplay

Of course, booster packs are random, but with 24 packs included in one purchase, the chances of getting what you need are escalated exponentially

Secret rare cards are intentionally designed to be harder to pull from booster packs, making them highly desirable among collectors

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