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Bardock didn't specify if this deck is better at going first or second at the start of the duel
This type of interview format proves to be a bit challenging because, after our question is asked, the translator conveys it in Japanese, hears the answer, and then repeats it back to us in English
I think the most busted thing about playing this deck is how often you can simply ignore the early game and chain ramp spells together on curve very few opponents will be able to apply enough pressure before you hit that six-plus mana threshold and start chaining bombs
The Sprigatito line is fantastic for its ability to first gather your Grass-type Pokmon using Sprigatito's Cry for Help, and ultimately punishing your opponent's Pokmon ex cards with a powerful finisher in Meowscarada's Fighting Claws
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